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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19
BY Francis II. Isbell
Auctlonccr and Real Estate Agent,
Eleventh between Main and Rank streets.

A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS TWO
n STORY FRAMED DWELLING AND LOT,
FRONTING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAR
SHALL STREET BETWEEN BROOK AVE
NUE. AND ADAMS STREETS, FOR SALE AT
be sold ut auction upon the
premises, on WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of Au-
gust, lsG5 at O'Clock =. NJ. that large and COM
modious FRAMED DIV TELLING situated rs above
stated containing ten rooms besides wardrobcs
and closets. The dwelling has been thoroughly
repaired both in and outside. and Is now In COM
pcte order. The LOT has front both on Marshall
Street and Brook avenue, with a SMALL STORE
on the avenue, now renting 10 good tenant.
TERMS: One-third cash balance at SIX ahd
twelve months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by q deed of trust.
FRANCIS T. lSBELL,
aul5 Auctioneer.
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100 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS. HATS

100 DOZEN MEMS AND1EOYSh HATS
from lowest to best grades.
The attention of the city and country Sade Is In.
vited 10 this sale rs the stock is very large and
attractive and VIII be sold without reserve and In
lots TO suit buyers. ~ zi.EE-S $50. . .
TERMS All sums under 800, cash !: over that
amount, sixty days credit for approved endorsed
an is o. PAINE s. CO., AuctioReers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

: : J.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets
FOR SALE PRIVATELY THAT BEAU.
u sTIFUL BRICK COTTAGE RESIDENCE
ON MARSHALL NEAR MONROE STEET tNo.
3I2). owned and occupied by Captain William a.
Charters. The house contains seven rooms, kitch.
en-, stable, &c, with water and gas on me prrmi'
dcnccs In the city. The lot fronts on Marshall
street 30 feet, ana runs back $50 feet to ?o-ioI
alley. The premises are In thorough order, haIin-
been recently papercd, painted. &c The FROM
yard is handsomely decorated with shrnbbcry.
5. n. DAVIS,
Real Estate, A gent and Auctlonrrr
au l9-2tr corner Eleventh and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

WTANTED, Immediately, q COOK with
w good reconmendations-free Of tncum-
brance If possihle-to 20 short distance In the
country. Apply ut the corner of Eighth and Frank
lin streets between 10 and II O'Clock A. Nj.
l8-3t
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IsitfsyIvanin Court = Proceedings :
Defence OF the Tobacco Exchange
T0baeeO-a,rops. ag4,..s, ltr 81 (.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PITTsYLvANIA COURTHOUSE, August II.
There is large crowd here to-day
nearly as many freedmen as whites. The
court was engaged all day trying freedmen
for stealing different articles, and it will
take several days to get through with their
trials. %
Mr.. d. T. Williams made speech ex-,
planning the action Of the Tobacco Exchange
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19
BY Gruhbs & Williams, Aucticneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

EARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
II ACRES OF LAND. WITHIN SIN MILES
OF RICHMOND, BETWEEN THE FREDE-
RICKSKURG RAILROAD AND THE DEEf.
RUN TURNPIKE, FOR SALE PRIVATELY
We offer for sale privately the FARM located IS
above. containing ONE HUNDRED AND TWO
ACRES-sixty-twO cleared, the balance In wood
The improvements are frame dwelling with slI
rooms Kitchen. barn, stable, &C.; young orcharL
zoo trees, peach, apples, &C., wei watered ani
healthy. The crops may be purchased. and u"
plantation utensils and some stock If desired. Tie
farm is well enclosed, and the cleared land in
clover. For terms, &c, applyto
s.. ..........-.. GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
aulT-eOdh = 49, "a Real Estate Agents.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY, A NEATM
Il RESIDENCE on Shockoe HIN. contain "A
buildings, water, &c. s. n. DAVIS,
au l7--4t Real Estate Agent and Auctionerr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

mo THE UNEMPLOYED Industriou
1 and educated gentlemen of good address want
Cd az CaSVASSERS for u frst-class LIFE IN
SIJRaNCE COMPANY. Capacity and zeal are
.Iwnvs well rewarded In this vocation. Direct,
With real name post-otiice box 81, Richmond,
I'-' : go O' la-3t
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FOR RENT AIT AUCTION.

BY James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. 82l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.
A LARGE LUMBER HOUSE OR TO-
N BACCO FACTORY ON THE SOUTH SIDE
Of THE BASIN, WEST SIDE OF ZENITH
STREET, FOR RENT AT AUCTION.-Wil be
rented ont at auction, on WEDNESDAY the 18th
Instant at IL NJ. for one year. the large LUMBER
Gated and recently occupied by Mr.. A. D. Chock-
ley. ri JAMES nj. IA1LOk q SUN,
i'm lT-3t Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

g HERIFF'S SALE.-By. virtue of an or
- der of Court, In my hands, made in the suits Of
samuel Cottrcll, dr., and ola. against ). w. Wor
den, shall proceed to sell in front Of the Sherti's
office, No. liza Main street OH SATURDAY the
22d day Of August, 1853. ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, one
SPLENDID PIANO, Chickering's make. Also,
two GOOD CARPETS The piano is now ut j.
Wall Turner's bookstore, and can be seen by any
person desiring to do So.
: TERMS Cash. ..- :.
au ll-tds JOHN w. WRIGHT, 3. G.. K.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

+ A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
N In pursuance of n decree Of the District Court
OF the United States for the state of virginia l
SHALL as assignee of the estate of George Duggtns,
a bankrupt, proceed. under said decree, to sell to
the highest bidder. at public auction, on the pre-
misses OH THURSDAY. the soth day of August
next at IL o. clock NJ, valuable EARN belonging
To- said estate. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES, lying In the lower
end of the county of Goochland, located near the
Three Chopped road, eighteen miles from the city
Of Richmond, and 1--WE miles from the james River
ana kanawha Canal.
The farm has thereon good Dwelling House,
with all the necessary Out-builQln5s. The situation
Is desirable and lealthful.
TERMS One-half cash. and the remainder In six
months, title retained till all the purchase money
be paid. j. 5. SAUNDERS,
~ 2S-TutdSl ,.&EsEa@ I'D. 0a-sE Assignee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

WTANTED, A LADY OF VIRGINIA,
wv of some experience as TEA CHER. desires
a Situation in private family school To instruct
in the usual branches Of English. Latin, and
French. Terms moderate. Best references given
If required. Address. stating salary.
Miss f.. T. North Garden,
M 1o-stx Albemarlc county. Va.
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t A N EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM OF

By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19
By s. n. Davis,
Real Estate Agent ana "A uctloneer,
corner of Eleventh and Main streets.

ONE HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES
W OF L.uABLE FARMING LAND.
THREE MILES FROM THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, ON THE DEEP RUN TURNPIKE OK
BROAD-STREET ROAD TX OWN A $
HUTCHESON'Sl, FOR SALE AT AUCTION =
VIII be sold on the premises on THURSDAY me
Goth day of August, 1858. at . O'Clock Il. NJ, the
above described property. This property will be
sold Us L Whole or In lots of twenty-five or thirty
acres us may snit the views Of the purchasers.
Tile close proximity Of this land to the city, to-
gcther with its fertility renders 1t very desirable
TO persons wishing to invest or for market gar,
dens. There IL good orchard and several good
building sites the land. a plat Of the property
be seen ut my Office and will also be exhibited
OH the day of sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at six ana
twelve months for negotabes notes, interest adj
died. secured by L trust deed
alIl g. n. DAVIS, Anctionccr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19
NOW ms THE TIME mo- BuY OHEAP

NOV is THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP
.1S. READING MATrER.-Cnmc TO the Boon,
STATIONERY, and PERIODICAL STORE .!
}. WALL TURNER, llla Main street, s. yOa yss!
the greatest bargains 10 he had IA the city. az
Offering popular novels In good condition IL rr!il
for twenty per cent.iless shan Pnbiishors' price
also, on hand, large supply OF STATIONERY a.
greatly reduced prices; and SCHOOL-BOohS
FANCY ARTICLES, ana everything upnAsI
possibly compl AIM aHn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

yNANTED, TO PURCHASE A LARGE
w quantity Of PINE, for CORD WOOD, I'M
mediately on the James. York, Kappaiil" lIoek
Pamunkcy or other nayigable Virginia river.
State quantity. quality, accessibility anu the very
lowest cash price per cord. standing: a. 1ress
i0"~o' X. r. BUSH 4 CO..
~. In datuct Il William street. New Ifrk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

a EW B 90 RS.
THE MOOSSTONE. BY Wiikia Collins.
GOETHE AND SCHILLER. BIZ Muhlbsei
NEW TESIAMENT HISTORY. BY lis, sn.lla
CAPE COD AND ALI. ALONG SIloRE sIV-
RfES, By Nordhof. = -
BARNES ON PSALMS. Yol.l.
ROSE MATHER. BY Mrs. Holmss.
JOSH BILLINGS ON ICE.
THE LOST CAUSE RECLAIMED.
laogSE. PAINTING. PLAIN. AND DEcoh"
DEMOCRACY or THE UNITED STATES
LOST NAME. by LIE Fanu.
'DEhD-SEA FRUIT. BY Brajdon.
SERVANTS ON, THE STOMACH. By Mace -,
HISTORY OLA M0UTHfUL OF BREAp. ''
Z Mace. sl.<9yNs - = ,-saft
FORBADE by -; A. IL. CHRISTIAN CO.,
Au 10 re4 = 81 Main streSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

NTANTED, BY A VIRGINIA LADY,
w graduate of n southern institution, SIT
UATION AS TEA CHER In 4 private family for
the ensuing session. Competent to Instruct In
higher English, French, Music Instrumental AMI
vocal. Aas an experience of five years. Refer
enccs exchanged. Stale terms, &c. Address
QUOTATIONS box l0s5 Richmond, Va.
S2uH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

TARTER's CONFINED WRITING Ahp
yo.COPYIN6 INK.-As agents for the nanTT'
factupcr we offer this INK, wholesale anti issS sts
/, AZ New York prices. Also, for sale u ny sTac
prices, other American. English, $50 ssshsi a,ln
glE3, ~ 1913 RANDOLPH 10 ENtsi.lsit
Dealers In Lsw and Misces lsaieoAs 300 s,.t.
AJAX 3ssl Aaia SAW"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19
WANTS.

VNTANTED, a GENTLEMAN to teach ,t the
wv English branches In an ro, a y:
to Rev NJ j. MicheIbacher, corner OF FITS Hii ~
CLAW streets, Richmond, between the houf 20 - o.
and'11 o,clock A. III. u..e. au -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19
WINES AND LIQUORS.

WYE KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
Wv the celebrated BOWEN KENTUCKY
WH1SKEY. Parties who wish to purchase
choice article at a moderate price viii do well To
examine this whiskey. ..u
- au Him ROGERS i co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19
BY Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
T ARGE BANKRUPT SALE,
ASSIGNEE,S SALE OF THE STOCK
MEssRs. j. STEENBOCK & CO.

All the STORE FURNITURE and FIXTURES,
with a large and new FIRE-PROOF SAFE, suit
able for a bank or Insurance Office. 800
VIII be added to the; above, Il very large and
choice stock OF - 60 ---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

DUMP TIMBER Wanted,
delivered I'm the basin, GREEN PINE LOGS,
free of knots and straight eight feet long and from
eight to twelve inches In diameter. Apply. stating
price, at STEAM PUMP FACTORY. south SIDE
basin or by letter, box 671 Richno. ii post-olice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

WTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A COOK
wv with good recommendations of in
cumbrance If possible-to go to the country. APP
ply at this Office au 10
WTANTED, ORDERS FOR EVERY DE-
w SCRIPTION OF JOB PRINTING at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-19

now receiving, comprising a great variety OF new
and desirable goods suited to the fall trade.
We will also sell on -..-
, 1868-11-27

merede Varer, SAINT Borgerbrevsafgift for
dem der bellove Borgerbrev. Denne Ind
forselstold var M ganske billig, sammen-
holdt med andre Landes Toldtaxter. Her
er den 81 pr T6nde Hvedemeel og i Al
mindelighed I23 pct. paa allie andre Con
sumtionsgjen>tande vi kunne derfor like
ansee de Skater der paahvile Publikum i
Acknowledged for ente. ubillige eller byr-
defulde. Men hele Byrden at den tunge
Beskatning hvileg paa Eierne at de 100
Sukkerplantager. | G.jennemsnit andrager
den 1880 paa hver Plantage, store og
smaae, I,ad enter Eiefne ere fravrrende
eller ere tiIstede. Naar man tager den
sunde Fornuft til Maalestok, maa dette
Forhold erkjendes at ware unaturligt og
byrdefuldt, sammenlignet med hvad disse
Plantager nu producere ;--og han haabede
at Raadet Wide indsee Nodvendigheden af
at der opnaaas nogen Lettelse for denne
overbeskattede Deel af Communen.
(Fortsettes).
, 1868-11-27
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
{ LONIA co Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.
(Forts8ttes
FOR ST. CROIX.

Continuation of the meeting of 5th October)
In the Motives to the Draft it is further
more stated that the Budget of this Island
(the proposer means no doubt the Ac-
counts OF the 1sland) has for the past three
years shown a surplus Of about 10000 each
year; hut even if the results of the accounts
for the 3 years 1906 to 1867 66, as stated
in the Councils meeting Of 9th July last (Re-
port p.ACCALVIIIl shew a surplus of alto
gethrr @7,653, in which respect it must be OBJ
served that the result for the lastmentioned
year has only been stated presumptively, yet
the amount of loss ultimately arising from the
protested bills of MessrS, Lund- Hansen must
be deducted from that surplus. The Budget
for the present financial year, recently adopted
by the Council, shews only an estimated sur
plus of SI,13S but it is already, as circum-
stances now stand, doubtful whether there will
really be any surplus at all, because the pros
poets for next crop, which will at all events be a
very late one, afford but very little probability
that the calculated amount Of export-duty will
be collected and if besides the duty on corn
meal be a 10liShtd, the result Of the years
account could never be any favorable one.
Then again the amount of the Ahsentee-Tax
will be less, on account of the several sales of
estates recently made to parties residing here.
We must also reckon upon a decrease in the
revenue from Courtfees, which will not sbe
yielding as much as formerly, judging from the
experience gained since the new Ordinance
regulating the Courtfees cam in force.-On
several occasions, particularly by the honorable
Member who had made the present proposal,
very strong terms have been used here in the
Council in reference to the public burthens
resting on estates in the Island, as if nothing
had ever been done to lessen or alleviate them.
1t ought certainly not to be forgotten, that that
very Law of Both Jnne 1850 by which the duty
on cornmeal was imposed, contains exemptions
from duty in reference to articles of estates
supplies to such an extent, that while the value
of the importations of those articles for 1866 81
formed $3.50 PCT. of all the imports to the
Island, only 25,04 PCT. Tor Sl6,305) Of the
total amount of duty (S65,115) fell on the
, 1868-11-27

Sl3 995.
bet Wide heraf sees, at $125,2O betaIes
at Plantagerne og PIanterne personligen j;
$56,5S9 at Publikum i Almindelighed, or
saa er der $I3, 995 i Forsk iellige Indt gter,
som like hume regnes til noeen at Kias-
serne. Disse 3 KIasser udgj6re tiIsammen
de S195,7S5, som GouNerneurenS Budget
opf6res som %anslaaet Indtrgt (Gou-
verneuren indvendte, at Absentskat like
kunde opf0res saaledes) $50. bet ste
K0ngevalgte Medlem svarede. at hans Hen
sigt var at hent6re under, cen Rubrik Bel0-
bet at allie de Skater som betales at Eierne
at 100 SukkerpIantager, uden Hensyn til
ON de ere her ii Istede paa Den eller ere fra
vrrende,-med andre Ord %hvormeget der
directe beres at Sukkerdyrkningen ]; i den
anden Rubrik Bel6bet af allie de Skater,
der beres at Publitum i Acknowledged.
Han forklarede at Skibsafgifterne, Lo Is
pengene etc. udgjorde kun en- Deel af Frag-
ten paa de indf6rte Sager, og betales af
Consumenterne, paa samme Made som
lndt0rselstolden og at de udgaaende Hav-
neafyifter ulgjorde ligeledes ct Tilieg til
Udf0rselstolden Han havde opf6rt 3 Dele
af disse Summer for Planterne og ] Deel
for Publikum i Archaeological. Han nd
talte, at hvorledes Gouverneuren end for
de err SNatterne, Ell Wis Andpel deraf tor
Plantagerne og en- anden Andeel under
noget Andet, blGv dog Resuitatet forsaavidt
Planteren angaaer, at hvad enten han be-
talte Skattebel0bet for sin PIantage eller
han betalte Diet paa anden Made, gaaer Diet
dog altsammen nd af den samme Lomme,
og han havde bestrt BIT sig for at opf6re Diet
Hele cen Rubrik. Uagtet en- 0etydetiL
Deel at BorgerSNabsafgitten bares at Plan
terne, havde han dog henf6rt Diet hele Be
lob under almindeIige S>attebyrder, som
Opgj0relse imod den u aetydeli e AndeeI af
Absentskatten og @ artprocentskatten, SOM
muligen burde henfores under den anden
Rubrlk. Dersom man nu unders0gte Be-
l0bet at Skatterne paa Publik am Admin
delighted Gkhe Planterne), Wide Diet wise
sig, at Diet like err stOrt, men tvertimod
temmelig lavt, meget mindre end de For
enede Slater, Og, som han ogsaa meente, i
Moderlandet. Antager mai I~ndbyggeran-
tallet er $4,000, faaer mau So 81 Skat
pr. Hoved, Mandfolk. Fruentimmer og
Born. Hvad Landarbeideren angaaer, fin
der man, at Alt hva,t han betaler err Heste-
~skatten, hvis han eier Ell Hest, og foruden
hans Andeel at Indf6rselStolden paa de Sa-
ger han forterer. Med de fattigere KAISER
i Byerne var Diet samme SkatttforIlold til
stede, med Tilf+g af en- Law Huusskat for
dem der eie Huse. For de hoiere Klasser
ware Skatterne ogsaa de samme ;-Heste-
og Vogn-Skat, Huusskat for dem der eie
Huse, og Indforselstolden paa de consum-
, 1868-11-27

torres TIL fremlnede Steder l Diet VtPSentllge
ophavet. Endelig blev der we'd Anordnin-
gen 29de December 1862 indf0rt en- For
andring de we'd Forordningen 1ste October
1902 bestemte Grundskatter af Plantager-
mes Jorder, hvOrved der vel fornemmelig
tilsigtedes en- Lettelse j Skattebyrden paa
de mindre frugtbare Sukkerplantager, men
i Virkelig',ed have cndog de allerbedste
Plantager derived erholdt en- like ubetyde-
Zig Nedsettelse de tidligere Skater, ON
end i mindre Grad end de E%iendomme, der
'tr#ngte mere dertil. Han havde ladet sig
opgive Belobet af de directe Skater at 4
at Oens Sukkerplantagrr efter MatrikIen
for 1867, og ladet gjore en- Beregning af
hvormeget Skatterne at de samme 4 Elem
DONNIE med samme Areal i Dyrkning og
GrRsgang Wide have udgjort etter Skate
reglerne umiddelbart forinden Anordningen
29de December 1862, og Wide her meddele
Resultatet.
P 3ss fss i sa7'- s Bss { e ST ns 1sssset
Glynn 1907. 12. 1929. SO. 1op. ct.
Lower Bethlehem GIL. SO. 1874. Al. 153
Little la Grange
og J~ollyhill 2O3. O6. 293. SO. 314 i"
Rust up Twist 143. rs. 2l8. 96. 81! "
I Henhold til Alt hvad han tidligere har
anf0rt, var Diet hans Overbeyiisning, at Co.
lonialkas>en like fortiden kan undvrre
Toidindt@g ten af Maismeel, der udgI6r C.
$4,000 p. a. Den eneste Made hvorpaa
en- Nedsettelse af denne Afgift, der ganske
visit beres at Plantageeierne, fortiden Wide
kunne skee, MATTE v@re we'd Paaleg at en-
anden Afgift, navnlig en- Consumtionsafs lift
af Rom.
bet ste KongevaIgte Medlem (Walker)
bemerkede, at han beklagede after at
MATTE sige, at han betragtede Hans H6i-
vefbaarenheds Opgivende af Fordelingen af
Skatterne at vare uri. tigt. Han betragtede
Overssget over Indf6rselstolden for meget
urigtigt. Efter Diet Kjendskab han som
Kj6bmand og Importeur og tillige som
Planter har, ON hvilke Sager og hvilke
Qvantiteter deraf der forbruges paa Plan
tager og af Plantageeierne personIigen, an
Hans Hoivelbaarenhed havde anmodet ham
at udpege, hvilke Punkter han var uenig
i hans Overslag han Wide derfor her frem-
satte f6lgende Oversight:
Skater. P Fiaalst a5 R 1s t ' f Al:
m~indelighed.
Grund- OgBygnlngSSkat s 10000. S 5000.
Huusskat ...... 700. 1000.
Nyskat ....... 1926. 1900.
Immigrationsskat 4,670. -
Observation-Disclosures 1865. -
Absentskat ...... 10000. >,
Heste-, Vogue og Baa-
deskat .,.......3 1910. s 4,49O.
Qvartprocentskat =. 1870. ,
- r. o. orr q =
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-16
The True Cure,

In Foraey's Weekly Press Of the 2sth Of Novem
Der, there IL very good editorial, introducing
sound and every way sensible Communication from
our Knoxville friend, Judge Norah. The commu-
ncation and the editorial both take ground that The
true cure and the only for the bad state of so
ciety, business and politics in the late rebelliou'
States is emigration-an inflow of the skilled hands,
the educated brains the practical energy and enter
prise, which are now filing the Northwest and the
Rocky Mountain States and territories and there
so swiftly creating population, organizing civilized
communities, and converting labor ard raw mate
rial into substantial wealth.
His position is enforced with good deal of
warmth, and no Tennesseean viii rise from the
reading without deeper confinement of his judg-
nent ard stronger moving Of his feelings that the
best thing for Tennessee 10 do il 70 draw in capital
SKILL enterprise and men 10 draw them in at once
and by any honorable means that will do il. No
money could be better laid out than that which
might be expended in maintaining an active immi-
grafton bureau with officers and agents in those of
our seaports 10 which immigrants chiefly come, and
in those countries of Europe that send out the kind
Of men we most want not forgetting what would
be most important Of ALL the proper use Of ways
and means Of making up spirit for immigration
Tennessee-ward, from Pennsylvania, New York
New Jersey and New England. The increased
value Of lands in cur State would cover all such
outlay in two years time.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-16
FOREIGN.

London, Dec. 1.-THE Daily News says of Presi-
dent Johnson's message that his persistent opposi-
tion to the will of the nation is the cause of the
partial failure Of his message. 1t considers that
there is no hope for the restoration of peace and
unity in America until the accession of Grant TO the
Presidency. The Morning Standard strongly de-
preeates the refusal of the Senate 10 listen to the
Presidents message, and pronounces such action
disrespectful 10 the Executive. The Morning Her
aid says the message eommends itself to every one
interested in American affairs, as it is the warning
protest and testament of statesman, politically
dying.
The appointment of Earl Spencer as lord euten-
ant of Ireland, is officially announced.
Paris, Dec. Il.-Gaulas asserts that the Insured
ton at Cadz is caused BY the agents of Queen Isa-
bella
Madrid, Dec. 1.-The proposals of capitulation
made by the insurgents in Cadiz rejected, and
at the expiration Of the armistice hostIities were
RECOMMENDED. A desperate conflict ensued, IN
which artillery was used by the troops and insur-
gents. The loss in killed and wounded was heavy
on both sides.