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A Conservative opinion of the State
Election.

The Nashville correspondent of the Memphis
Bulletin writes from this place on the 18th inst as
follows;
The canvass in August next is regarded on all
sides as too nesided to make it Interesting or i'm
portant Having disfranchised the white man, en-
franchised the blacks, appointed Registers in every
county who viii permit none but g BrownloWitesH
to vote, and give the Governor power to set aside
the registration wherever it may operate
TO his disadvantages privilege which he
has most shamefully exercised-the Radi-
eals feel certain Of success and by majority Of from
thirty to forty thousand. They also claim all the Con-
gresham for in those districts ia which there we're doubts
IN that Of Hon Ed Coopers the registration has been
set aside and this with the loss Of the poll books in for
elections, ia believed to be eectual TO the Radical
triumph. Many Of our best Conservatives already give
up the contest as hopeless one. But while they give
p the prospect of success u che Governor and Con-
gressmen they yet believe that BY judcious
majority may be obtained Of the Legislature and thus
the reelection Of Senator Patterson the posi-
ton he wortbily fills in che Senate Of the United
States.
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WASHINGTON. June

TIE REMOVAL OF GENERAL SHERIDAN,
Since the displacement of Gov. Wells, by
Gen. Sheridan, renewed efforts have been
made for the removal of that officer These
efforts are not only made by the Monroe
and Wells class of politicians, but also by a
clique who have been in Washington for
some time, styling themselves Radical Re-
publicans, but who are mere ofice-hunters.
who cannot get into the favor of the GEN
eral in command in Louisiana. Those de-
string the removal Of Gen. Sheridan are
now more hopeful than ever that their eff
forts to that end will succeed Dispatches
have been coming here from New Orleans
asking the President to interfere immedi-
ately. These have been sent to North Car
DINA, but it is not likely the President will
interfere until after he returns BY that
time it is expected Attorney General Stan
berys opinion win be ready, and it is toll
srably sure he viii decide adversely TO the
powers of removal lately exercised by the
various commanders. II is the general
opinion here that if the President relieves
Sheridan we shall have July session of
Congress There is certainly no chance for
1t unless such contingency arises
TENNESSEE AFFAIRS.
Another delegation from Tennessee ar
rived here to-day, asking the President to
Interfere and disband what they call
Browniow's militia" They allege that the
militia is committing all kinds of outrages,
when, in fact, their real reason is that they
are afraid the State troops will see that
Union men are not excluded from the polls
IA the coming election in counties where
the rebel sentiment is overwhelming
MOVEMENTS or TROOPS
The Government has ordered additional
troops to the frontier, and has detached four
companies Of the 18Th Infantry, now doing
duty as New Orleans, and ordered them TO
Fort Harker. Troops from other quarters
are being detached and ordered 70 Lieut.
Gen Sherman's departments, in anticipation
OF general Indian war
Treasury DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES.
i IS understood that Secretary McCul- |
loch contemplates an early and permanent |
reduction OF the force employed IN tha
Treasury Department, in csnsan.a,,e. 80
The rapidly diminishing business created by /
The war operations, and in maxim tbs re-
tuctlon due regard will be exhibfted with
reference to the competency and ability of
ne clerks engaged in the different bureaus
= the Department. without 49,, into con.
''aeration their various salaries or classic.
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The Radicals In Convention.

The loyal people of Monroe county, hay.
ing assembled in Convention at the Court
House in Madisonville, on the Sd of June
1867, for the purpose of nominating can
didate to represent Monroe county in the
next State Legislature, the house was called
TO order by Mr.. J c. Minkler, and on mo-
ton, Mr. W. c. Nelson was called to the
Char, and VIM. Fowler requested to act as
Secretary. The basis OF representation be-
ing fixed at two delegates from each civil
district, the house proceeded to the nomi-
nation, which resulted in the nomination OF
Maj $. NJ. Blackman by a unanimous vote
of the Convention.
The following resolutions being drafted,
were submitted to the Convention and
unanimously adopted
list, ResoIUed, That we feel under lasting
Obligations to his Excellency, Gov. WIN. G.
Brownlow, for his watchful care over our
interest and liberties, and that we will give
him our votes for reelection with hearty
good viii.
I'd, Resoired, That the course and acts of
our Radical Legislature meet our approba-
ton.
Sd, RESOLVED, That we cordially endorse
the course Of S. III. Blackman, our former
Representative, and for his stern integrity
and constant zeal in support of the true
principles for which he fought, we all cheer
fully select him from among other good and
sound men, as our choice for Representa-
tive and pledge him our support.
4th ReSolred, That we will support Hon.
Horace Maynard for Congress, and s. NJ.
Henderson, our Radical Union candidate.
for the Senatorial District.
9TH, ResOlred, That the proceedings of
this meeting be sent to the Knoxville Wing
and Nashville Press and Times, and that
they be requested to publish the same
No other business being before the Con-
vention, on motion. the Convention adj
lOurned sine de
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

N edfcaI.N0t only in this city thfs entire country
has become familiar with the reputation Dr. Coleman
the most reliable and successful practitioner In his speciality
IN tie South Perhaps physician has given nom attention
To- sRd applied himself earnestly assduous
discover the speedy and positive Of Diseases of
Females, Diseases of a Private Nature,
1nanhoOd,s Deblfities. Self-abuse, Nervous
DebifitYs Sexual IRfirmitfes, ETC., than be has.
fatent who reside in the country have the snads
Sao to their several disordes forwarded any part
secured In portable compass, and every respect o.
convenient Ladies need hesitate applying for az
wee personsl interview il not aedi
en- with Instructions administered through the
medium Of correspondence
a Dr.. Coleman may always " found IN his OFFICE, 20
80 teAr Of bis Drug store on Mebemore s-rsS- -
are carefully and accurately Compounded p9 eaa
easea and accomplished pharmaceutsts. Aderessf
L. L. COLEMAN, n D.,
NAY 29-2m 30 Church street Nashville, Tenn
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Correspondence.

MEssRs. EDITORS In the last number Of the
WHIe, D.F. Harrison, independently candidate for
Senator from Knox and Roane counties, proposes in
card emphatcally 10 withdrawn from the contest,
if will do the and give the track to Gen. J.
A. Cooper.
As the regular nominee of the Convention most
cordially accept the proposition. But from the an
nexed letter from Gen. Cooper declining the can
didacy upon the terms, still remain candidate
before my felow-citizens for the State Senate ac-
cSrding TO the principles of the Radical Union
Convention. Respectfully,
r. P EATog
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OOnVentIen at Russellyllle.

In obedience to call made by Convention
which met at Greenevile, on the 6th dav of Nav,
q meeting was held at Russellville on the 23d ult
for the purpose of recommending a suitable man as
candidate to represent this Floating District COM
posed Of the counties Of Greene, Hawkins. Hancock
and Jefferson in the next General Assembly Of the
State; when, on motion, Joseph R. Huntsmen, of
Jefferson, was called to the Chair, and Dr. John G..
johnson, of Jefferson, appointed Secretary.
The chairman having called the house TO order
and explained the object Of the meeting, a COM
mittee of the following persons was appointed to
draft resolutions significant of the sense Of the
meeting Clinton Davis, of Hawkins, a. B. VIII
son Of Greene, and A. ]. Baker, of Hawkins, who
having retired for short time reported the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions which we're unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, We trusting in the loyal people Of the
State to protect and defend the present loyal State
Government and thus to defeat at the ballot-hox
we have defeated in the field those traitors who
are now attempting through strstagem to get pos
session of the State Government having met To-
gether for the purpose Of recommending come suit
able man as q candidate of the Radical Union mar
y to represent this Floating District in the next
General Assembly Of the State Therefore he Il
ministration of our present Gov, VIM. G. Brown
low, and the policy and acts Of the Radical men,
bers of our last Legislature, and that we pledge
cordial support to Gov. Brownlow as our frst for
reelection Governor, and to the Hon r. r. But.
Ter our candidate for Congress.
2. Resolved That this Convention recommend.
James Hale, Of the county of jefferson (who was
recommended by county convention of Jefferson
county, as our first choice suitable candidate 70
represent this Floating District and knowing him
TO be man tried and true, we recommend him 10
the people Of the District, and pledge to him our
cordial support.
8. RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this Con
vention be furnished TO the Editors Of the Knoxville
Wing and the Gresneville New Era for publica.
ton.
There being no further business, on motion the
Convention adjourned sins die.
1E Jos R. HuN1sMAS, Chairman.
John G. .IoHNsnN Ge-r.tnrn
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We srp authorized to announce REUBEN ROGERS, Of
Campbell county candidate for the State the
18th Senatorial District composed the counties Camp
bell, Anderson, Claiborne, Granger and Union.
We authorized and requested b the name Of
T. G. G. READ the unconditional Union candidate for
Representative Of Hawkins county in the Lower Branch
the General Assembly He offers himself candidate
at the solicitation of friends and feliowsolders
We are authorized requested TO announce the name
STEPHEN MATHEWS q candidate senator from
the counties Of Boanh SEWER Cooke and Gree she
suing August election.
To he Voters Of tie Radical Uaioa Fy Of Rpor a Roaae
Counties Colorod included:
Not having forced by solicitation but roln de-
sire elected freely and voluntarily announce myself AZ
independent candidate for the State Senate upporfn
G. BrOwnoW for Governor, and subject the viii OF The eo
PIE fairly expressed
Very Respectfully,
d. y. HARRISON
We authorized and requested Announce the name ~
VI. LEDGERWOOD, as candidate 20 represent Knox
county in the Lower Branch Of the General Assembly,
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Public SpeakIng,

HON. A. J. FLETCHER, Secretary Of State,
viii speak 70 the people at the following times and
places Let all psrties turn out and hear for them
selves
MAryville, Blount county, Wednesday, June 10th.
Ssvervile, Sewer county, Thursday June Goth.
Newport, Cooke county, Saturday, June 22d.
New Market, Jefferson county, Monday, June
18th
Rutledge, Granger county, Tuesday, June 25th.
Knoxville, Knox county, ThursdR June 9th.
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ERIYg Tenn, May 5lst, 1861
DR.. r. p Ealo,l

DF n, =. EutUB.
SIR see card from d. F. Harrison in The
WHIe Of the 10Th Of May, proposing to you to
withdraw from the canvass for State Senate in favor
Of myself Now say this in all candor, if you
were to both withdraw in favor of myself, should
not accept the position Tho counties of Roane
and Knox compose the District, the county Of
Roane, according to usage, is entitled to the men,
Der this term, and as the county of Roane has de-
cided that she did not want my services in the
councils of the nation, should not think Of accept
ing This is all trick hope you will so under
stand &C. Yours, Respectfully
JoSFPH A ConpER
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no CoNsUMPTIVFS

The advertiser having restored TO health IN lev weeks
y aFery simple remedy, amer having snaered 20 feI
Years with lang aecton and that dread ssase
Consumption- anxious make known % biz elloTusr
ers the means Of
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he hopes every sufferer VIII try his remedy a. u VII es-
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the prescription YEEz By mail, viii please alref
REV. EDWARD WILsoAf
mays-ly WILLIAMSBURG, Kings county Ae~ iorA-
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. +. THORNTON, the great Engsh Asologssr,
and PsychOmetrean who astonshed the scient
fc classes of Old World has located hersa Hudson
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers Of
second sight enable her mpar knowledge Of the
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While in state Of trance she deneates the features of
the person to marry and by the aid Of instrument
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produce eke picture Of the future husband wife Of
the applicant together with date Of marriage position In life,
leading traits Of character &C. This humbug thou
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certified certificate written guarantees that the picture
what purports to be. By enclosing small lock Of hair
and stating place OF brs age disposition and compile x0n
and enclosing fy and envelope addressed
yourself w receive the picture and desired in formation
BY return mail All communications sacrediy CONFIDENTIAL
Address In confidence MADAME +. +. THORNTON, ?. O.
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wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON the uorld-renowned Astologist
and SOmnambUstic Cairvoyant while il cairvoyant
deneat the very features Of the person to
and by the aid Of instrument Of intense power known
the Psychomo3pe guarantees 70 produce perfect and life
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with date Of marriage occupation leading traits Of chsTae
ter, &C. This no imposition testimonials without
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envelope addressed to YOURSELF you viii receive the picture
return mail, together with desired information.
81 Address IN confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE REM
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SINGERS AM N Nh I1- z.xAIs s'0D ss...s..

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Characteristic OF the PART,

communicative individual over The sign,,,,.
u " feeedee," informs Baxters Commercial q ,h.,
zen Stokes was introduced 10 the audience on Fri.
n'sh' last by Col. Brownlow" The STATE.
,.e1' beng lie Gen. Stokes having been re,o,,o,
y ten rFowbridg, is only IN ksao,n. ,,iss ~, :.
tive psrty - o The lesders Of the Conservs-
that they win tell lie vboro soVouie 'hs hAoil
swer better" They seem % resl s ',I s would an
stranger than fiction, for Il p,., 'aa' truth Is
thar Stf 70
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toR elect and TO prevent disgracefui defeat,
The Conservative leaders daily boast Of their
increasing strength in the Knoxville district SAN
they slip and slide shout begging men TO become
eAhdldstes who have served a time in the Union
army They have no hope OF electing these men,
but hope 70 'aske shem msd Al the Radicals for
beating them Les them trot ons their rneu. no
matter who, and defeat is all that awaits them
wnethe' they run for Congress or the Legislature
ne object Is to put rebels in power again aud the
Union men see it, and intend 10 defeat he foul
scheme 'S~'
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Frazier Pound GuIlsy

A dispatch from Nashville 70 Gov. Brownlow,
an0ouaces The conviction Of Judge Frazier by The
Senatorial Court. The vote finding him guilty was
fourteen 70 6rs This win prove warning 10 rebel
judge mot TO enter into conspiracy 70 break up
tho State Government The Governor has commits
stoned John Hugh Smith, Judge Of The Court.
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Radical Union Republican convention.

A Convention Of the Radical Union men of Han
cock, Hawkins and jefferson counties, will be held
at Rogersville Hawkins coanty Tenn on Monday,
June 18th, at o'clock, p NJ. to nominate a candi-
date for the I'd Senatorial District.
All earnest Republicans are cordially invited to
attend. This call is raade not TO white men or col
ored men, but to MEN
Come one come al
AurrAre
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Tennessee Sfafe R0nds.

We take pleasure in saying to all interested that
the July interest on our State Debt win be prompt
ly met. The interest viii be paid at the Fourth
National Bank in New York, and at The city Of
Nashville may suit the holders of the bonds but
the chief payments will be in New York
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DIED..

In Poland Ohio, May 10TH ELIZA ANN, wife Of Prof NJ
G. Butler formerly Of East Tennessee University aged 80
Mrs Butter model wife and mother and
ted devoted christian whose daily life full the fruits
OF the spirit
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cations The number of persons who are
now employed in the Department. is be-
tween 2,4O0 and 2,50C exclusive Of those
engaged in the Printing Bureau, under the
IIuPerintendence of s. N. Clark. Of these,
between 200 and ], 500 are males There
are 90 laules, and 5heremainder are watch
an on messengers and labOrers OF the male
during the war either in the army Or sv Uo w
oUARTERMAsTER's REGULATIONS IN rup D.
MILITARY DISTRICT.
A general order from the Quarternaster's
Department of the Third Military District,
provides that accounts for rail, river and
ocean transportation in the District of Flor
ida shall be paid by Brevet Lieut.. Col 81.
G. Ransom at st. Augustine; do District Of
Alabama by Brevet Maj. John C. Grierson
at Mobile river and ocean, do. District OF
Georgia by Brevet Lieut.. Col. c. A Rey-
nolds at Savannah railroad, do. District Of
Georgia by Brevet Lieut. Col. J. A. Farms
worth, disbursing officer at Atlanta.
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A Radical Triumph.

An election held in Greeneville last week, for
Constable, after thorough canvass resulted in the
election Of the Radical candidate Kirk by 4 vote
of 100 70 &c. The rebels gave it as their opinio n
that there must be Union League in the place
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Free to EVERYBODY.

4 Large PIP. Circular giving information greatest
/ importance TO the young OF both sexes
1t teaches how the homey may become beau ui the de-
| Epised respected, and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail Ad-
dress and receive copy post paid, by return mail
Address p. 0. DRAWER, 81
may1-1y Troy, n Y
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Mass Meeting al Philadelphia.

There viii be q Mass Meeting at Philadelphia,
Monroe county on the 18th. The following speak
ere will be present Hon. Horace Maynard, General
Cooper, Prof. o. l.. Hughes. Several other promi-
nsnt gentlemen have been invited TO be present
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NEW ADVERTTsEMENTs.
CINCINNATI, CUMBERLAND GAP AMI
CHARLESTON z. r. COMPANY

No tice to COntrac tors.
THE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS
will receive Sealed Proposals until the Gath July nszt
for the Graduation, Masonry and Brigng Of the first
miles Of the above road extending from Morstown Beans
Station, in the direction Of Cumberland Gap.
Plans, specifications sBd quantities may be
at the Office Of the Chief Engineer the
Of July This - fine section Of work. Of heavy character
and passes through Interesting country Enterprisng
contractors the solicited, and should and
anime the work The Masonry Of Holstop Bridge
portant structure. r. G. HcCALLA
Chief Engineer.
own. Tenn luna furaI
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ERRnRs nF YOUTH

Gentleman " he suffered for years from
Premature Decay and all effects 9sI
.ssa h ~. % a. dirsetions making tis simple
dy By which he cared. - - y ~ - tne
ssst-sss ? JOHN i. oGDfE
,a-ssiv ~ Cedar Street, New York
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TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY
WHY Nnr

Serious Rofleetions for Youor N en-, In e.
As Tue howard Association the ol0<sral ErroFgs
Abuses and Diseases indaecd by noraucs IN fnre Laws
IN The rst ags q seEt IN enyelopes, fe
Of charge. Address, Dr. y sKfLIIN HuuGHTo&s Howard
Association, Philadelphia. -. uisy-z-in
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For Joint Representative,
CHARLES INMAN,
Or SEWER COUNTY.
Republican Union State Central Com.
miffpe.

lst District-R. B. Butler, Tsylorsville.
ID District-John W. North, Knoxville, Tenn
cd Distriet--Dr. J. A. Fuson, Liberty.
ath District--Lewis Tillman, Shelbyville.
sth District--S. B. Brown, Nashville
eth District-Dr. a. w. Hawkins, Smeedsyille.
7th District-Col. j. j. Roach, Trezewant.
eth District-Gen. John Eaton, jrr Memphis
The following members from Davidson county
we're added BY the Central Committee:
q. a. Harrison, George w. Blackburn r. r.
Cone Fl. H. Thomas.
OFFICERS OF TIE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Chairman, r. R. Butler; Treasurer i. r. Cone
Secretary, II. II. Thomas.
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CHANCERY COURT -JACKsBORO.


David Rogers, Administrator Of s. oaywood deceased
vs. D. p Jones Alexander Chadwille, John Kncaid, Jr,
and D. Hart, G. & N.
IN THIS CBUSE, IT APPEARING
from the allegations tina. John Kincaid Jr, IL
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee ordered BY s
Clerk and Master the June Rules publication be
made for four successive weeks in Brownlows Knoxville
Wing newspaper published in the City Of Knoxville Tenn
requiring said defendant John Kncad Jr appear the
Chanory Court to be held for the county Of Campbell ahe
Court House In the town of Jacsboro the third Monday
Of October which shall be filed tho fs honday
October next the time fixed by Rule Of this
Of then and there 10 plead
bill In this the will be taken confessed and
set for hearing parte to him.
June II, 1s67-4ws D. HART, c. al