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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
GAINES & Co.. Sole Agents,
10 WHITEHALL ST., NEw YoRs.
Fronl the Field, Turf and Farm.

Fronl the Field, Turf and Farm.
January 18th 1858.
GAINES COTTON PLANT BITTERs.-Of all the tonics
excellence, persstently advertised in the
Papers, and posted walls bridges rocks and every
ceyable place, know of noneaDd profess know
something the subect-to compare with the fragrant
Plant Bters As antifebrle they should be used
in all malarous countries and the shooter Of snpe and
marsh birds should fail to make them part Of his
commssariat.
Office the Agents the Equitable Life Society
of the T. s., % Broadway.
NEW YORK, January 9th, 1865.
MEssRs. GAINES & Co., 10 Whitehall st.
GESTLEMEE-I take pleasure in stating that for the past
months have used GAINES COTTON PLANT BITTERS
my family and have found them to be of great
in the Of Dyspepsia, and a a tonic generally.
sent a few invalid friends my native city
charleston, 81 and they have pronounced them
article that has assisted them much and satisfied that
this article tried in few families
sales in the above State viii be very large
Yours truly, JAMES L. RYAN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION
The first business was the appointment Of commit
tee Of eve to prepare resolution suitable to the occasion
cf Hon. Than. Stevens death
Col Stokes, from the COMMITTEES Resolutions, re
ported the following, which unanimously adopted
The Commes on Resolutions respectfully submit the
following
Resolred that The Union Republican party Of Ten
Reee most hea rly support the nomination Of Grant
and CSaxthe former the greatest General of the age
aud the latter, leading statesman. whose name and
lame are world vide
ResoiUed Thai We fv s,n.nr in the rrus,oles enup-
oaeoa ~ tue ChNsgo National Convention in May last
oe only correct and true in themselves but also as
s15 II to the present condition Of the country
in- ,t S.. me Wisest and suress mode Of
"a hi.s ls 9i ne late in the enlarged liberties
Pssa1rS5 1sS fS welfare Of the entire nation
sitiop In he l 1snHesee win maintan her proud po-
/ majority Tor Grant aud Coifsx y = i'uhu' rousihs
admptra ~ ge We thoroughly sustain and honor the
lsn9 fearless and iueorruptable be. the gal
otONlsoni sna we especially apIrove ~, ,Iam y
present extra session Of the Genrl hs calling the
tWo.iold purposes Of maintaining ,eney for the
inc STATE and protecting defonse,ess lo ae credit Of
and epeosS a. , hun,ox eanditti and others s;ss
hssotrea- That 50 long loyalty i a v;r,o
eon a rune unsepentant rebels should ooesr, t, ~
iSoe Of Tsns5 sSTsoe We are opposed to enanshsiDS
ample guarantee that it safely be done @u give
kesored, That the seetioIal prescription which -,
seek to abrdge The rights Of the citizens OF an S.
because he was born in another is contrarv 10 -
Of our institutions, and also to ahe consultation sf nv
United States.
Rosolrsd, That the Republican Union party Of Ten
ncssce are dcsirous to administer the State gorernmen
IS economically and with eight taxason as can posi-
BY b dope nevertheless, determined pretec
our citizens in ali their rights, and SEA that all the law
are fsisAfuly executed, cost what may and We re
specially ask the Legislature, IL session, 10 pas
80 elcieni military hili that viii cnah't she Governor
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
AGENTS WANTED FOR
MEN OF OUR DAY

Ulysses s. Grant, Schuyler Colfax,
and all the leading OF the Notion, lover 5 n vol
CAUTIoN-Ayoid worthless mutations smaller
twenty portraits und etches The only gen
une reliable and complete Nsonal Work contains AZ Steel
Portraits, over go pags and the lives Of 90 Lecng
Men. Prics very low. Sales immense. Any intelligent
make ei6C 10 $500 per agent
made $500 md X Address
xEIGTIsE, McSJyHDT 4 co, Publishers.
Philadelphia, Pa einciH1afi, o., Chicago. Ill,
June S-sm@ or 81. Loais, No
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

The editor of the Cynthiana (Ky.) News,
IN making an appeal TO his subscribers, who
~ sLe IN arrears, to pay up, says; "We hope
1neg VIII settle without delay. Not that
on =" heee ca the money-oh, mol Our ink is Civ
en- TO us, we steal our paner. and we win
cur printer wages at ,seven up.' So il costs
us Us nothing to carry on business. Neverthe-
oa 49,, ~ matter Of accommodation, and to
st - enelr conscienees, we VIII take what
tney owe us, If they viii send It immedi-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19
REPORT

Respecting the ratio of representation 10 be allowed
the several counties Of the State, your Committee Gre
dsnials argree 10 recommend the adoption of the
ratio published in the Pess and Times which is hero
1865 for State Convention making the basis Of repre-
sentatoD, the same adopted in the last convention
In confederation of that Che action of your Conven
on is delayed awaiting the report of your COMMITTEES
Credentials your committee have not had sufficient
time to carefully examine all the facts presented by
testing delegations, and acuated by desire TO harmon
ize much possible the conflicting elements in
Davidson and Shelby counties, would respectfully
commend that the contesting delegations be admitted
and allowed 10 cast jointly aud equally the ratio of their
respective counties c that each delegation shall cast
one half Of the vote Of that county,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

by llr AofUelf
Resolved Thst the counties not properly repre-
sented By delegates in this Convention be represent
ed By their Senators and Representatives IN the
Legislature present. Adopted.
BY Mr. Tomeny
Res,lggd That committee Of Oue from eaeh
Congessi9nsl district be appointed By the chair 70
draft resolutions expressive of the deep sorrow and
lasting frgret with which the Of the death Of
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

In Michigan, recently, thirty five men
vent into a harvest field TO cut grain. A
bout ten o'clock, A. NJ, no less than sixteen
9i them had been sunstruck, the majority
# whom died under the exposure. Such an
Instance Of wholesale casualty has hardly a
parallel in the history Of this country.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

BEoOKLYN, January 10, 1868.
MEssRs. GAINES Co., Is Whitehall st. n. Y.
During the month of July / taken down with q se-
Of Chs and Fever-took quinine enough kill
two men, all with effect. At the earnest solicitation
friend who had tried your Bers, bought six bottles
fore had taken one-haf Of them, my es had all dsap-
peared. taking them tonic. / conscen-
tously recommend them to do s they profess to do.
Respectfully JEFFERSON WHITE.
RoME, Ga, January I4th, 1865.
MEssRs. GAINES Il Co., New York.
GENTs-We have tried yonr GAINES COTTON PLANT
BITTERS in business Liquor Dealers and nd
give perfect satisfaction, prerrng
any other All pronounce them excellent We specially
recommend them TO the notice of Hotel and Bar Keepers
ell who deal in liquors. UNDERWOOD & GBAyEs.
ROME, Ca, January 7th, 1865.
have used GAINES COTTON PLANT BITTERs and
satisfied that they all they claim to be, and heartily
recommend them tc all persons needing tonic consider
them the best 5ttes ma and them in preference
to all others G.. s. BLACK.
SAVANNAH, GA, January 2lth 1865.
MEssRs. GAINES Co., Is IL Whitehall St., New York.
GENTLEMEN-Aiow thank you for the bottle OF
GAINES COTTON PLANT BITTERS that accident threw
in way you they have been the
JOY in my family than thing of the kind eyer introduced
into my house. Ny little girl has been for years afflicted
with Cs and Fever, rendering her delicate indeed
Physician after Physician, and medicine after medicine,
magic COTTON PLANT BITTERs we're tried which has
worked a wonderful and permanent cure
LOUISA n. JoRDAs
w. G. INGLES s. Co Agents,
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

NJ 'er W. Gray moved to lay the table that portion
Of the report having reference to the conflicting element
in Davidson and Shelby counties. The motion was sub
sequently Withdrawn, the Major being member of
Of the contesng delegations from Davidson county, and
being, therefore, entitled under the ruling of the
chair to participate in the proceedings.
Mr.. w. Spence moved to refer the report back the
committee, to ascertain which delegation had proper
claims seats far Davidson and Shelby counties
were concerned.
Col Lewis Eillman said that as a member of the com
mitee or Credentials he thought the action eff the
miteo right The COMMITTEES had tried to fairly be-
the contestants In the report equal representa-
ton offered these delegations. II would be almost
impossible, within any reasonable time, investigate
and decide between the real merits Of these claims
seats.
Mr.. sngletary moved to lay Mr.. Sponce's motion
the table, Lost.
The motion to refer was then put and rejected
The question recurring the adoption of the report
Senator Smith eonended that the adoption of the
port would be gross injustice to the Shelby county del
egation. That delegation had been appointed some
weeks ago by convention of the district attended
by over 5000 Republican voters. The contestng dele
CATION had been appointed last Saturday night in a
small obscure room, by such as Fisk, Tomeny and
beaVmonts W10 nad been 10 dlsofSanlLe
party for more than year past Before he had pro-
ceeded further.
Senator Cate raised the point of order that Senator
Smith Of the contestants, and was therefore,
not entitled to speak, vote make motion, in
dance with the ruling Of the Chair, and demanded the
previous question on the adoption Of the report.
The demand for the previous question sustained,
and the report adopted
Judge Barbour Lewis then moved to appoint COM
mittee composed Of one delegate from each Congress
sona district investigate the claims of The eontosng
delegates from the Eighth District.
Ruled Of order the ground that the question had
been disposed Of by the adoption of the report above
mentioned.
rather exciting discussion arose during which the
wing The Shelby county Republicans, who led by
Senator Smith and Judge Lewis, eudeavored 70 impress
their claims upon tie attention Of the Convention but
we're overruled. Finally, Mr. Guy Wines moved to re-
consider the vote by which the report adopted and
10 lay the motion to reconsider the table. Carried,
and THE action placed the matter beyond further dis
oussUn.
AZ o'clock the Convention adjourned TO P. ".
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

THE recommendation Of General Grant
10 remit al sentences made by military
COMMISSIONS in the reconstructed States
prpros him 1enient enough fer the most ten
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-19

rsar-.e-. - - 49, h -. -
cfduty b 1sts e - 0o Whstt u2ans y.
~ cridan d s At Five Forks, push
wsh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-31

\LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CoMPANY..FoR NOR
wheel steamshipa ISAAC BELL, HATTERAH ALBE.
and IRichmond, Tuesday, Th.rsa.y and Saturday a.
ing with the ssaboard Inland Air Line Virginia and Ten.
Air Line souhside and Petersburg Railroads. and
Ing freight and granting bills Of ladns 70 a. points
70 the hour OF smiling For freight passage having ele
CANT stateroom accommodation, apply TO-
N. L. kcCREADY, President,
l67 Greenwich, corner Dey street
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, l. LL-rRorrINo-MoNDAY.
I:sS Wen: Chamber: a.ea hisse: e. ss
HURST ASsgAL sI!J;,z HORSE FAIR,
the .u;pss. the fssdsphs DRIVING P.si A.soe.
- FIRST pAT@TuEsDAY, sEprExBERL
ss. to xs h aS. s IN z s ss
mesa rss for I'll horses except Lady Thorn Lucy and
W;.I VI l. Simmons in enters br 8. Geo. wilkes.
Budd Doble enter. b. M Goldsmith Maid.
sScoSp i'lSs pHYH%EDS1kspAY " ass1 sEprExBERa
Hiram Tn1nvy .a,s. Hove enter: spotted Giraffe.
a.sr.s SGsss sSmn:ss :1;.s ss:
James Ss,yv Ward enters b; N. Lady Galford.
sscosD s rsEuS S1 horse eco second
@ % s ss ss:' ls
%sss:s fssssa :sss: ~:
RRP s.st,on Sss enters am isdy a Z ILshtfoot.
George som%s aasns enters Ok Dr. sS SSl.. No Name
Th1sp 9Sb'b slesI1 sfsp
hor ms best e o % T.
w. ": !. l. s Simmons enters br; 8. Geo. Wilkes.
s. MeLaughIin enters b. 8. Mountain Boy
Dbn TnIer enters o. m Lazy morn.
FOURTH DAY-FRfDAY, SEPTEMBERA
PREMIUM $l000-For double teams 300 TO first team 300
70 second team 300 TO third team mile heats best three In
hve. Open to all trotters.
Budd Dobe enters b. m. Goldsmith Maid and mate.
Jas. Ward enters br. M Lady Guilford and mate
r. 2. stetson enters b: m. Gazele and g. g. HsrryD
s he rops
mare Flora Temple and foa viii be at the park during the
meeting
Cars vim leave the Baltimore depot II A. NJ, 30 and
$3.50 p. N. each day.
Tickets be at Continental Hotel Grard House and
Baltimore depot.
Trotting Will commence at O'Clock puncsuary.
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nNExAs LINE-FOR GALVESTON TExAS-FREIGHr
i taken low by any other line. The Al steamer
ARADNE Captain Eldredge, win leave pier ~ East river
No charge made for rayage in Galveston on goods for
warded to the interior by railroad For freight
having superior accommodations, apply TO c. H. MALLORY
4 CO., 153 Maidenane.
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A PROPOSALS. ARE WANTED FOR selooo TO,
"A. Wagons in wood or metal; 200 cns email cast ror
ton OF boys and girls hair b0ow Glass Eyes for Dol
heads Deliveries 10 be made weekly Partirs wishing /,
take All or martial contracts apply olce Goodwin Au
tomaion roy Co.. Ountard Iron Works buildings
Eleventh street and avenue ID.
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHIPs.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ oRRIIl'e1I RSR c%hfpoRs}R%,y II pooRRasG}Ray'
.rr via Panama Railroad
THE EEw sT sA,5sS AHb rA AFEy%ESEsENT 1y ESEsy sru
Or the day before when these dates fall sunday
,, '''S'"' '''s%sTRf s%STRfAoo DE CUBA,
from pier 4s Sor,S river foot Of King Hu street. sooS
y. N. cARRINGros, AGENT
cH.nrss DANA. Vice PresidsnI
"a Exchange place, New York.
PAcIFIc NAIL sTEAMsHIP CoMPANYs
cAtIroRsIs hTeRsfa AND isSt cnisA. chnGisA
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and as low as any other
TOO, OF Canal street, At II O'Clock noon,
On sIa. iss 81, s,Rfn isss 4 nSa:ai sSS sih,
when those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-
hundred pounds baggage free to each adult Medicine
September l. ARIZONA Captain xaury, connecting with
CONSTITUTIONS, Captain Hudson.
GREAT REPUBLIC, leaving San francisco October Tor
Por teie,. and all further Information apply at the
companys eks' oacs on the wharf, i9o' q Saps street..
J To San francisco via Panama, BY Pacific Mall Steam
ship company'' steamer ARIZONA,
'A'"'s on TUESDAY, sEpTEMBERI
Freight forwarded by this steamer reaches San Francisco
shout "a St 81 S y9r American
"T' WELLS FARGO A Co.
Freight Agents p. NJ. s.. =. Co.
Pier ~ North river, Zoo; OF Canal street.
L'oR HAVANA DIEECT-THE HASBt Ra.ANERICAN
il Packet ,oupanys iron mai steamship
BOKCSSIA, Captain N. q. Tralzen.
will saii Saturday, September W, for Havana.
TO be folowedb By the TEUT0EA Thursday. October g.
Prices OF passage .-S75 and ben, currency.
O. D. kfcHARD& BoAs, General Passage Agents.
KuNHARDT CO., General Aaents
rl1L-L 81 Broad street.
L,oR SAVANNAH, GA.-FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Regular days resumed On and this date The de-
parures VIII be Tuesdsy Thursdays and Saturday. a. fol-
lows NI" - - -
Lto cspsn Dearborn Tuesday september from pier
MURRAY yERRIs CO, Agents 81 and 90 South st.
HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Captain Eaton, Thursday. SEN
,ember 2 u from , Pier No ss Eorh river, 9 4. NJ
LivlSVslor, IOx co Agents, ss Liberty street.
SAN JACIhTO, Captain Atkins, Saturday, September
from pier No. North river at 3 p NJ
WIN. X. GARRISON, Agent No Bowling Green.
ThrouEh rates given and through bills Of Iadns signed N
tck eta % all points by Central Railroad OF George Ausn
aRe 0nk Rairoad ed Yleride sesnerpa
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I ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TRiY.-oNLY Al ~
IL The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and COvNFfyTf.
CUT leave pier north Of Spring ,sss at and foot Of
days excepted connecting with rail- Wes hd Norn Pare on
Sunday 81 Returning. leave Troy at an Albany q r. n
eiste rocrns secured At once I've Wsst strGL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-31
FURNITURE.

4 MAGNIFICENT AssoRTMElr HOUSEHOLD FUR.
N nure for sale, property fams leaving cfy-Drnwing
Room Sua Etsgercs Paintings, Br,nyes Mrros Carpets
Panoorte Bookcase Books Chamer Dining Furnlture
lots su purchasers in les than months In,
IIoUsEKEEPERs WILL BE HrPPLrEp, AND CAN
III pay by the week month for Carpe oh Cloths fur
ntrc &c at BENDALL CO.'S % stand, corner Of Hud.
and Canal streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-31

FASHION COURSE, l. L-TRoTTINa-MoNDAY,
August 81, at o'clock P. NJ Mach for 1900 W. Loves
b. m. Lady Wells, J. Chamben = Hickory jack; in
70 harness. J. CHAMBERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-31

A JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S
"A Auction Mart, 1l2 East Thirteenth street,
Tuesday, September /, at II O'clock
Elegant Messenger Horse, 155 hands, years. kind
and true all harness tro in 2a0; warranted sound,
kind and true and 70 rot In minutes No top Wagon, Har
ness, &C., &c.
Also
elegant Hambetonian bay Mare, 15H hands, years; kind
in all harness. warranted TO trot inside OF minutes and
warranted sound.
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FINANCIAL.


no YOu WANT MONEYf-DIAMONDS WATCHES,
~ Jewey bought at highest prices ls6 Grand street.
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TRAvRLLERs sUIDE.

--~-.- -.
DAy LINE FOR ALBANY AND rRoY.-rHE STEAM.
~ ers c. yIBBARD aud DANIEL Drew will leave after.
natey from Desbrosses street At 20 NJ and Thirty fourth
burg, Pourhkrepsc, Rhine6eck, Cas and Hudson arrv.
ing Albany time for the b2o PM train for Saratoga
roads.
LABE Is cESrs-AFTERxoor BsAT FOR YoNKERs
liassnss ,rynpgos, Sysck s,Ds ,ine and Havcrstraw
Warren street afternoon AZ $40 1hryfourth street.
3b Sundays excetedl Returning ecs Haverstrav every
iraon Hastings elb; yonkcrs, tb0; arriving In New
York at9s Fare TO kyaek ~ cents 70 Yonke is cents
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLM RAILROADS
Trains for Albany and Troy, conracne with Nortbern
and Weslern tains leave New forx viuison River Rail.
road Thteth ST. and Tenth and 10 A. M and
2:, 10 and II r. NJ, and via Harlen Railroad TWENTY.
sxth street and Fourth avenue, at II A. and rs r.
days
Sleeping attached 10 80 ana II Pm. trains.
Drawing room cars attached 70 andtI 90 A. NJ and s5
WILLIAM ". vASDERBIIf. VIC. Presidsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-31

SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sale-Medicines for all dscases Prepared Food for
mockng Birds at B. DovEYS, Nos and 60Feene street,
Of Canal.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
IA FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
be Mango Cure and Flea Exteminator 76c Buffers
work, so. Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for sale.
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EXCURSIONS.

A FISHING BANKS EXCURSION DAILY SArUR-
IA. days excepted.-The superior steamboat WYOMING
Iory safe boat n gust or scrm Captain Hoson E leave
slp 4s; Christopher street. M and pier No. North
1t eocock. schubes Bend Bsit Lines and Rsrsshmens
board Fare 81, ladies Soc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-31

On Friday morning, 4h of September the Library, Read
ing Room and Branch Oe win for the exchange Of
books The will aheir sessions the fol-
lowing Monday There will be added class in English TO
foreigners speaking French classes in Musc by
ment with the National Conservatory of Music Eighth
street. opposite the Library, caSs In Linear Architec
tura and Ornamental Drawing
All the rates very low.
Terms of admission TO the Library
To clerks 81 initiation fee, and 81 20 semannua dues to
, N others as q year.
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MARBLE aIANTELs.

ArARsLEIzEp SLATE MASTELs HALF THE PRICE
N Of marble. Send for clrcular ~. 81, -, -
between Thirty.ffth and Thir:y-sixtn streets.
MARBLE MANTELs.-THB BEST PLACE IN THE
lW city purchase Marble Nantes o, ne a',s
at VERY low pyfces s at A. kLABEKS Marble orks 35
East Eighteenth a. near Third New YORK Cu ths out
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-15
JONESBOROUGH TENN FRIDAY MAY Is, 1868

dFed and twenty Of which One-ffth are dali
les. The expenses of speakers, &C., were in
part betrayed by this Committee until the
Conventions, ordered by Congress, assembled.
Since then State Party COMMITTEES have been
aided from here, and have employed their
own workers of whom many able men, un-
known hitherto, have been developed. Most
of the money by which this has been done
was raised in the North. In all it amounts
to something less than 100000, Of which
about one-fOuith has been contributed By
members Of Congress. Conventions have
been elected have met and done their work
In nine States. In six-Alabama, Arkansas
North and South Carolina, Georgia, and
Louisiana--the Constitutions Eave been sub
mittsd ard ratified. Four States have sue
cesded. The others will. The Texas Con-
vention meets at an early day. Virginia is
the only doubtful State. BY the middle of
summer, eight at least of the "wayward
sisteFsr win bo restored to their places in the
Union household.
In the great work done by the Union Re-
Publican Congregational Committee, too much
credit can not be given to the Secretary, Hon.
Thomas L. Tullock, formerly Secretary o.
State for New Hampshire. Noparty ever had
a more faithful and untiring servant. lie
works daily at his desk for eight or ten
hours. Wise, moderate and honest, his ad-
vice has been Invaluable. The committee
will do great service during the pending
presidential campaign. A. 7. BOYLE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-05-15
The Effect.

Immediately after tho Radical vie-
tory in Arkansas, says the st. Louis
Democrat the bonds Of that State rose
very rapidly in the market. Precise
ly the same thing occurred in Tenn
essee, and in this State everybody re-
members that onr bonds were selling q t
seventy five before the eelectionof 1866,
and instantly after that election Jump.
ed ten per cent, and have since risen
toI09, with Is per cent back interest
paid Again, in Arkansas tho papers
at once begin TO talk Of the prospect
of having the long needed railroads
completed, and capital, bitherto un-
willing to invest in State so unset
tied, begins to look into its enterpri-
Sos. Precisely the same result has loI-
lowed Radical victories in Tennessee
and Missouri. In word, Radical vic
tory means restoration ofcredit, re-
vival Of business, rp.establishment of
industry, development Of resources,
building of railroads, order, prosperity
aud peaco--Ckattdn0oga Republican.