davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-06-08

sci Fl T7n7o M.cistec, 80 sossf aa eos 10 rsi'
EDpF.
Sxli E1p1.. u .nslse. u tTss t,,AlE.
sehr IL LlLk.d j Ark so.:ptt, ius b4 oat4
sckt HcfalA Etssr fjeef. II brl. tsecf cN ] nhY
.hr A T;sy4s pe,tw ster. $50 b1 entu. 70 nG ofst
drhY Thesnas kiise,terd AtnotnInse. 10 hu eatk
schE J: Bean. JE, xart6eE = p teiA
hA1t Nn thwet, Bu1alo> = 80 b. WINK
- hf KekhGtf H9Haso. 3&37t &c wh2k
Schr kwsef4. AKA. HuralnS ia6f3 ba wEeI'
Sehr DelAw ase, B,,Fs1-. n III hu con-.
SrhE Ktva. Davis Piet 10 b1 ozts-
Schf Guide. ST. Joss = -hsls &att-
8ehF @. l. Wttnr, Butalo, rn tAlEn a..
SebI Ia a. Hiooua. white Lake. 100 hu eofn+ 10 b
cats.
, 1869-06-08

The trial Of the case Of Mchasd Gregg :. William
Dasis I'd 6iammonn. yeste1sy. rhe @ aramset Sansn
Is on
E!IIab&th NJ ttamsdell, oi MnTs1Etc. Wl&r :.
MnAana u. ana Aat.a 4. hfetsi9SeE: h!l 70 iose-
e'ose mottEase On iaad On West Washington
srss- vts eo.nn,enelS tmslse aan ons45a teet Sast
Eentes:s AlAttlon: Iannlne south 1?e:s5 Tee: On
ast ~ as1 MAJ ta1e "es' 'ae u ooeA ~ 1aeuee
v,-lh nn ronIssGaH1 =. Heai3 fnlleI, sosena II.
rnso nsrao. -. LII y. nn I1 'oaa H. h'3sata+
nv, y, ,ssuus9 ~, 8 ns ~ ;; nn - hr1ush
dental volcantte patent. >'''''' S1@A' - SAe
md Hcns-S ctsnH li,i - 1s',1a-
uvnt q r1sh. undes patent Of Caleh {. walworth,
pYprcurnt In ruachInes fo5 nnyshiof, r-ss n1t,s ~
;lnrx - 'Ss A'(0A'Ds s'' pa' W.
tiou. N'''@' y o'A'1es4 ~H'''l'a@ 1ia1os"s-
Dunaass T. Pratt =, john Pratt Etectuent for
81, la hs, o. u naSs44 9aas5 ees9a sn
one hundred anl a!ItJ acrcs @ IL Icfccr countT'
sAluc :, Jonn Hlslr. EEcrnrni fnr rsst XXI ~
eeusheas: quarter Section =, il, : ID MeTres
Inis 4. es1,np ~ n s,o1s. r.c,o,e,, IN,
Lot Il. WocE < ii. a Stnncss sufs,T1sjnn ~ ,n.ts
Seetlan 81, 50, IL >'s' *31"'-' 'A
Ge1rrc {. Epocrer :. rrooc1ler Fxvo1tr ron.
,ract-
Ell1ADEtn GrGtlQltx r, Schooner Na{ntho light
and 4. HttuouA Comrart. 13''A'As A'sAA
Dnniel r. CRANE :. Schooner Hamilton, w.crs
asfea. II sIf Is ' N>ASeA7 1AA'a'eo' "ases
,-.-
,.,.,., ~ 0aaGfuets5-
E'autH. ~ "a ArJ4y ~ Dseharps-E1}}}4h T. Nu7-
'of1, Of theaeos nuEAd Stewas4 Of Chicago.
tfsf1en Jr H.ehaTes-Ntll1a1n Il. BolahAW. OF
CoiGaf1: 5odn L. smith, Of Chicago
,Asftdtattun-john y. H3stsou, Of New Boston,
Mercer County.
Circuit Cour&.
Sot in scAAon.
NIw sCrf.
EDWIN Eaton :. Elisabeth aad SenecS d Kim,
talE. Bi! TO gplct Ute " tbs soutn Ers& quarter
Of section ~, s., IL
- ..... tupcr4ot Court.
ThIs being tho onnninc har ri thc Irns ,erro
the Cases upou the docket Which have nps been
diligently prosecuted were d1uissed. Thera
were S37 causcs affected by this ord Of i,Ep1Sn.f
which reached II causes II Which stere had mai
been taken sinee Seose1tbet 1aS- "|NA7 A-A Ae'
The trial calendar Of the tern his uoon II xso
Cases
John c. White, etc, r, James Mtcfte. Caxe.
Suit brought 10 recover for the at1evrd wrunrf1i
I'm usA ptfofc 3pdXc&FpTtt1-
N cnAScERT. -
Joaa eieitIoan e - :. aAn1ck fltxstr1id De.
Gec n1 PARTITION or Lot I, BLOCK a4CAnxl Trustees
, 1869-06-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

. &oxpkT EyExUp, Jnpe1
hkEf CAT11E-fhe demand !or bed cettIe via
eeod htatny cenattcp md With light a,4-ais herr,
fFa feeling obtained md full ptces we're realized win
nc. tlteuIty The odtttnEs wee Of krca qua1ty snd
asls. %sse quick Al 81 ms4s1t 70. good o eacd $dx
a II n ~
, 1869-06-08

LUMkER-Tae market iaday ri qtsiet, md rrssrs
.a,:s .asac ~ ,.,s ssf'cr = s4at?ss sea Il e; E. tx
Our la@eer asitss 81 srea ~ Rea,sses:.zsd BY .f.!r
iiy Il wat 10 enable deales 70 aR.wcr tic calls uroa
thea. Until ,socs.1y: tae sssiasw a,.Itst hH r..
ia ssta.a .sss alt g. :sfs
!! 4 e e. as = as ssf
werks hebind % seaeant u lsh w1tef, whkE 30 aiu
atsd she heop, I'D that Ia Soesesasnee & ta,' an
paensea mining A he product q the nilIs
. Il o;f i ss e: saoaa: X ':as aas
Of the eear l1u1tFr In SAxtrAw has already bet1 con
" & - 81 'asi ns.5 I'd r
shs .esson M, @ sda ts.s i 70 ,as ~ the Is.
ss.es q ssc - mount sS q @ fe HSsl hs1c
gsts sons1oiled ths Ha,tet r. I'D I'D n d:.eo2
s9da b. 4 III viii .,t.dy se'
Is IT, sse ss e. ae TIC ssse Il. y Il
raehet r,la: whese Il eaa teadf5 be controlled BY
Eaieo e.Ss V e4~ - fatIo,sY:
o.les 4 :eo1 As;9sM i'm I, White L.ks;; 8 q (.
Ge.ra 4 ~ iearrsi s1<si f11sn Ns+ho,r 10 r. (,
wi1r Il ss s' tor t'rtps nd seards md ~ % fas
pssfa Of .enr R.int.ov. fsora Grren Bay, ~ n It
Wi1ed Al sl1sa AID 18th II &sss; sold bJ Garter {
csIses eshr WI. Bailey. asp.a Whitehall 2 m {,
,arfets Il sI:>so: ia H. csr::r Jones' -.
Carsn Of Aeow Orion from White Lake. ~ N f uill
rsn + strip<, bsi*nee mixed. Il s.1sa: sod BY Cxer
Carro et sow H.rouia. s.o.a Whit Lake. % n I.
craIet tui1ed 4 & 81 y g; sola b Carter JHnes
n:etcr. lad cat. II ~ g: .ola by csrrce mes
q I
, 1869-06-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DESCRIPTION

John PieksnrE: A D.. md Ptsry Rooney, Il g. ~
sssres1 yea Pissnx xtnf D. PEg e z Raaney
taas1L sassend = be MD to&n PicftS1aE. II 3.
s4tsgsssa r sets1 II d<bs4 das to 1od hJ the nm
, 1869-06-08
NOTICE.

An parties A.e he.eby cautioned axalnss giving cro
70 ny wtfs< Marin Ge1ose- She hAvins ts without
eAEee. shall not pay my debt Of her cant.a acting
XAT1H1AR GERBER
, 1869-06-08
PATENTS.
To Capitalists
and Others.
IMPORTANT NOTICE,
Cars Propelled
WITHOUT
HORSES OR STEAM,

have secured Letters Patent
to run Cars by Spring Power,
Patented April 6, 1850. KWill
dispose of six States. Parties
Gun now hare their choice OF
any State In the Union, or all OF
the SIX Stafes.
, 1869-06-08
=.;;.MACHINE

EoA1A64A6 FTIAM ENGINES
un@n @ntnta1 ths Nattm1n IT e6eieney, durability snA
NHh tne natatEnn II wetEH knA pre& Thfv
U ~ AZ Wzz,anta4 stj4ssk4s1, = - AAL UspEzt1
J. q H0AtDEY CO
= -. ESgUneA&HA6&
, 1869-06-08

Choice Beerer-F!ne IL wen formed
toaJeas oA steefr, s1d Averaging hot,
pI1e lHat e Loo r.. s.:,,....;-;.::,;-s.-;.7 rs a7ba
II ~ y. :;..:...:..;..;.,:.:..:....-k III 9sp
d1<tnk Lon 70 t5Du ma- a-....--.,-.,..... f@ ahN
Me1tAt1 Cl.%r-Atdtnn stetfY md eep4
sor1 tos afY slaPShtes. md averaging
S.nek Cxstl-CoHmon cat.i ID decent
nesh- md averaging 90 to oob rs....,, Go 2A;s
tnIe1or- tlsaf md thtu euWs md ftre.z- LII 14io
IN,S-NtFr In hytsk demand AID the E1pp&y. ~hLeh
1Fas ssk- readily AbHpEbed 1t sdv1urd Fa$es Ts
Eastern 11AfkctA reported hstte1~ md Ue8.t
Ennd heaAhJ competition pEer4 tnot n r.pvf..E tr
30 the r1feEt Of lhAS rtr fp0 d. aAls Ezkinx d d n
a aD fct ehSre Qlsot&1Iopa Tht utrt ri
caoecd 6rfa. rib The rcrs en1pty,
, 1869-06-08

On lie Ez1prs 2aa Abosez taedtnt to Youth and EAsty
Manhood with The hrsns vtew o9 Treatment snd crt.
;eent hy ns1 FREQ Il charge. AddrnAs HOWARD A.
sQClAT10S, BE 2. PHILADELPHIA Pa-
, 1869-06-08

datrx. sal1 u Htiua sroecs1. teSiss Is beat e1ash
f84t
FHoT111osA
Po'k Rrprs: with sAlra sacs Charge rf ~ h:sa Il
k1tt5 IonlAr 1AIu Ia better deloaai with s1ct t&1
change et $od tn t<tae Htt41n Il L. X seller July
New Ysfk DYy Gaeds Market.
Nxu Yonk, Juna 7-The dry rood. raaltet general
very guilt = bat 4se change ID PE,eeA Thr LonA
d3tc u4C4tntA A1tAtccd ~ pEf 3EfH- md
have The Red Bank. whleh bring H. We she laitc1
rdN
, 1869-06-08

HAf-Ihe c;Atke1 wal h.o-r literally 9u2p21rd to-
dAy. nd with hui moderate demand 10 Ioct FEscs
s9tnd .saGi & We ne~ quote % t5ssk e fa11o~t =. :
ooat p!,.scd .to4.ns1: f1zrte totlef md bsster
Esssss: " ak+l5 g: d. Ls*e rrs.sed, ~ 14n3:
en user, slsu.4lk0
hide na.sttt W. ac1et I'D rriees ~ese sttads AID
shsnfed S,n 1he snEPH ~ Ist - ~ II q g,
o:rtiakA Wt s,lo4a. .G5een bEtct:ere. :,s3=::
nss2s ., s-sted. a1ed Aht,' nAsoAs; x1sSqq 7q
E1set loA1is; SEsen eai. t!A!se gesn a. A4lss;
d.ussod. tTo-tkl:d psoe: h1sadea hide* ID p4 eeas
p0. -
, 1869-06-08

/, rctt Of Eutnlo-
As14TED 7Hnas l.Hsc41Q, .1ExE A--Pr,Ps Free Site
and ToKAWanda,
CzkIdD Tun CHrc4ao, JcxE t-Psoas Thot1ss
b. coiL Etu;se hArt Sutpr,eT Cloud: sthrs 4 r At
wster. ". J. Whaling Southwest, urofse G ,blr.
, 1869-06-08
NsnY ENEH

Extxts Of Thomas EHty. JphAana Ktrbr and
AsfTattt RHO ts1teI19t appointed 10 adminsstcy,
nrde1 bond ct $aS11 =
Essaie Of Johana sehstiaer. It'll psored ma
, 1869-06-08

Ant:
rtpnd clear lines, 10 ttneh............. Anaa53W
Third clear, &tch 319 %
Third c1ra1. IN N tn 94nch... 4 LOO
flset aud Accoud clear flooring together,
rough the s.1ns ~ sooond eieaF wi4e., Aooaz Enl
G.rulttul aoofiuR (ttttpstst. sQal
Go1ntacu EooEn& wide tdttasedl. 4nAoG.p
Hs7a. .,.....4.....,......,, Aap7Am
fcCk boards. ........,. q % aSo.u1
stock besrds: DH9Ao5
Genu,an hoatds1 }afst scautIinz nd nuhu
ftnhe1. Il 70 Observation-Disclosures. Is ht1
.IoAt and fe1ntltuf. a u toct...-.,,...- EoO441
FtrccE. ..............,.....,....... 1865
Dry ecrataoa boar4a and fetdns. ............. l6M
rtrkrts, M0lAl1po
Pickett Npc 316oo
Ce!ar pextA. e7l:- ~ u
Ccz!at roEts tpopt. to to-lneh ,......~.. IA -
11x4 3o1
H2~ed shlnE!tx L. p Fn.,,.,-.~-,.,.,,,.,,, I6r1 II
Sawed ah!nSseA Ma Observation-Disclosures. x1sa o.
SharlI ehtn&atsA Observation-Disclosures. Ao0 445
aa1y1 HatISiea. No Observation-Disclosures. 4p19 LN
OK TRACK.
rstva11cd- tales EAEax Il fsao Tor - a" saNrsi We
now quota:
or &AG q
No: i. ea*ea. a.::-.,...-..,--.. 1-D as
TheAuess-Fies ahiSsies 10 be Two Inches In thsek-
nt&s.
icaesh- Sixteen iuehss
Eand-rwcnty lnehcs, ....
H4N per car had ad8ed when tsnxered. which
eh1ryr }plloND The ahfnk5ts-
, 1869-06-08

American, nrat quality, y bdl,,..,.,,..,,,,,,, Is
American hsst qu alny ny..,.....-...,-.......... II
EAil8-The demand Wss fully up to tho o1pcetaticcs
lusUI pes les st.s
81 r<t kcE k6a
ID, pr ka6 AS5
"a, rtF teH. aE1
ID, reT frS ATS
ID r<r keE TO
f1ht hlued II pef fl0
IEtc hlntd u. Pr LIS
CGf af4keA ptx kex. ~
CtfutE.. III
0lLS-The gtuer11 rAskct w41 duf, md prisss r.fsd
cary EAtbdu wAl peHccted 1t xx3s4e Lard oil wa2
inquired for to moderate tItrrt. 20 for e1tf1
sLS*S q isr " !, md It sl!s lsr No: TuipsntL7s
xasie; lin.ced taw. aterd. boiled. sll7 ltrd
90 exts. ~i1ser, T. 30; No Mto:t%, lEAl4o; No
sIG: iatascattps a tW, VI dH4sse; aipcntine te4
81: sR.<m oil sz;h0; eacphact Oh, tl+o; ncatstoot
&i.sAalfQ
P0TAToES- Of 100 b. :. ,:e: - BY Ut W. in
POULTRY -SAlr4 nt u roaps EhIckcns at si51; s do
M tass: eoors II a o. ! dog daek1 1t = w.
K1EE-sod 10 fair s1teht 1t prryious prices PAtu&
aafss4c; African. ttxs2Acs CArtStna. ftkc
, 1869-06-08
CHICAGO LUMHER MARKET,

MONDAY EyEsno. jare7.
The following were the rcetots tad shfnneots Of ian
her tLinsaes acd 18th dEfink tso Eaft faztyct
E4EI1:
I.Er1ttT. X. IL Woo &Gsk11
SatuElct. Eo...,..........-.......6s 6sN,ND 3eoI0oo
Lsn y 5.s4n .ou
for the corresponding time last year:
RAceit<x. SAiraeAts.
Lct71tcr, It. s9GaU t37sAD
AttnEtcs. s.No..........,..,...-.....l,A ,A4dm Ii1.uu
LN1tl, re1, 1Gt.NN SA0t
, 1869-06-08
MEDICAL CARDS.


Iour Destiny
AnaFEt1e r.ossest. II tue .ie.rty = vesled hy e
III he 1re Euteeaa n Efa r1atnenee, wralth srd
hapftne4a- CbnsUNstku fte r. atra tEentvf.t eentS
- hs G1,3de 70 Health md long tlfc~ H]s edHtak
about wianiIs to t1etous & tte o2fo.ta VII b
Aent 9t4t44 With IT,
, 1869-06-08

1 Scut0 C14lkst. treats au p4ivn&e a.a Se11Al ulk-
eases I'D ent4a n+I1Anent II Tho mos. vi;lens
sgsstna s.ssa seasns? y M9spe~ HaTeas peb!au.E
tt4sc tte4 saeink ard e!tec.e, An f-raar Dssea1e1
md Dttttplt1es Et4trd With sattty and euceess Hi
i-F1Mphtes a{ Africa seat tte u any a4dFeA 0o1.
, 1869-06-08

1et4et1 sestaIoeutAJ granted dtoFrau1skzSca1elber 70
OF her personal hoad Of u 800.
E5tate OF Robert A1ssI. VIII prpyed apt let
tera tests s1.ensxry fxtth viii Annexet g14nteI to
Ann Adi1f, widow, E1der bond Of ta J0L
, 1869-06-08
DIR, RAssett.

lss South Ctzskst, Chseaso, cra Tor nn eAarrea eac
EaEat e&ses Ct sxuatuAl Me4kreeA hy new ncsthod-
.nsH SD :s.e & she raizt-.::y r55s.s:z.i7,
tsd = th< ss. stii.sif phys:aa z the 5ty faf y
nanp fos Theory q Ne1x ars ald Se1rzl piseascs-
torstlhAtaoua srcs md confidential
, 1869-06-08
G. E. COLLINS & co.
o3o Broadway, New Fork.
T,EC4AT,.


tRe@oved ftu1a = nd e Nas.Ae ~
, 1869-06-08
New ystk HrtaH&nHs@ ptevtsIan zud tsrs.
ccry Markets.

ccry Markets.
spse4a1 DespAtea u 1ha oales<a Ttihuue.
XIV yqx. 3noaT.
H4E4u&yCtEN
Faput 4xl bot nos ls@ez heHe eeN1oHu DzAs2A II
cf[srr& fn hCrod ii a a Nhha1-W3th kwer pte1n
fsxaS4a GEht teesi{4s, AavAAOs khfca1 md hfns<
Eni1 ~ Es1et rnsea lE31e hsttef and enoyAnk Uofn
EI ss4i1e. pei EtU ftndS n7oMk3J ww1-d Osts fery
ootssh nd ssaesai RIA p5etfass, Eakae-Aata
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-05
GLAND Hny,s

The following extract from the
Washington correspondence of the
Louisville Courier Journal of the
date of Friday last, if true, (and
there is ground to believe it isl is
significant, and gives hope that
public sentiment is telling on the
Federal government. 1t is as fol-
lows:
The representatives here Of the two
Republican wings in Tennessee are quite
disguised to find that the President on
Wednesday Endorsed both parties in that
State, and looked upon Senter as being
rs good Republican as Stokes. The
friends of the latter say that they do
not understand why he indorses an
apostate like Senter, who was supported
by the Democrats, while none but
straightout Republicans voted for Stokes.
They are emphatic in declaring that it
would be more manly in the President
to decide at once which party he will
sustain, and remain in Washington
to further the interests Of his friends.
His indifference to the political
situation, and what a Stokes man calls
his lack of Radical backbone, they openly
declare will result in a Democratic tri.
umph in every fall election but Vermont
and Maine. The President in the
last twenty-four hours, however, has
given unmistakable evidence that he has
abandoned the Radical element in his
cabinet and has decided to act with the
Conservatives. This intelligence comes
from cabinet minister in Washington,
and may be explicitly relied on.
The issue was forced on the Virginia
question, and the President and a msiori-
Iy Of the cabinet, even Hoar included
whose opinion ia out decided that the
test oath could not be exacted from the
Legislature of that State. Gen. Sherman
also sustsins the President. Boutwell, and
Creswell dissented from the conclusion
and took most opposite and Radical
ground. The President, through Gen
Sherman, will probably soon order Candy
TO assemble the Virginia Legislature, and
install Gov. Walker. 1t remains TO be
seen what Boutwell, and Cre5well will do
1t appears that there are other Difficult
ties than those Of Southern reconstruction
causing cabinet complications. Butler j
acsndidate for the United States Senat
10 Massachusetts against Henry Wilson
Boutwell,, Hoar and Sumner, favor Viii
sCn. Wilson and Sumner have written
letters demanding the retention of Bout
we'll and Hoar in the cabinet, and thai
the President should yield to their de
Dands and carry out the most Radica
policy in Virginia, Mississippi and Tex Is
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-05

the people. If we need new parties
they will arise. For the present, it is
enough to set ourselves to work to full
fill the duties that lie before US, looking
not mournfully upon the past, seeking
not to pry too earnestly into the future,
though ready to meet its developments
with manly hearts, and without fear,
but encountering every new issue as 1t
may arise with the spirit of patriots.
Hence, while we do not by any means
set ourselves up as censor of our cotem-
poraries, we cannot but regard the haste
with which some of them are already
anticipating the issues ofthe future, and
endeavoring to mold the public sentimenft
that is to be, in patterns which they are
preparing for it, as premature and ILL
advised. There is certainly no pressing
political necessity for new alignment
| Of party forces. There is no contest
now imminent or likely to be so, for
many months to come. 1t occurs, there
fore, to us that we had better "wise-
ly improve the present." and let
new parties, if any shall become neces-
sary, be evolved by the developments OF
| the " shadowy future" S
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-05

The Memphis Avalanche nomi-
nates Mr.. Jesse +. Brown, formerly
cashier of the Branch of the
Bank of Tennessee, at Trenton,
but now of Memphis, for the
Office of Comptroller of the State.
The Avalanche says that he was left
at Greensboro, Georgia, during the
last few weeks of the war in charge
of the Rank of Tannassaa,- and
branches, consisting at that time of
about five hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars in coin, with other
assets amounting in value to several
million dollars; that he removed the
same to the bank vaults at Augusta,
surrendered it to Gen. Upton, and
upon the General giving him free
transportation, and a eomplimen-
tary letter to Gov. Brownlow, took
it to Nashville and witnessed its safe
and correct transfer to the State
government.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-09-05
rHE WAXING OF rHE DEFEArEp

THE wAILTNG OF THE DEFEATED.
We print to-day two remarkable
documents. One is the letter of the
chairman of the Stokes central ex-
ecutive committee to the New York
Tribune, explaining how it hap
pened that Stokes was defeated,
and the other is a protest of certain
of Stokes henchmen against the
legality and validity of the late
election. The most remarkable
feature of the protest is the claim
that Mr.. Stokes was not defeated by
a majority of the legal voters of
the State. How the committee as~
certained this fact is not stated.
Previous to the opening of the
canvass, returns of the number
registered were received at the of
flee of the Secretary of State from
seventy counties, and these returns
showed that Brownlow's registrars
had registered 117,404 persons as
qualified voters. In the remain
ing fourteen counties the votes cast
for Governor, in August, 1867, foot
UP 1884. Add these and
the 10000 to whom it is
admitted the decision of the
Supreme Court at Brownsville re-
stored the right of suffrage, and we
find that there were in the State
previous to March last over $50,
900 voters, about whose legality as
such the Radicals are estopped from
raising even a bubble. But if the
the registrars appointed by Gov
Senter have been guilty of the
frauds charged by Horace Maynard
and his CO committeeman, they
have acted no worse than those ap'
pointed by Brownlow, and whose
acts and "loyalty" are defended by
| this committee. In ''loyal East
Tennessee" we find that these reg
istrars thus vouched for, had regis
tered in all but two counties, 40,81t
citizens as legal voters, yet afte,
Senter's reckless registrars had per
formed their work Of issuing GER
tifcates to everybody, even to man.
under age, there were only lSS'
more votes cast than were regis
tered by Brownlow's registrars
The following table gives a few
notable instances of the corruption
| oP tho Rrouu1ou raoisfrars
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REPUprATroN.

An important case was decided in
the Circuit Court at Columbia the
other day. 1t was that of the Bank
Of Tennessee against Lee, Galloway
ct al. The defendants rendered
new issue of the bank in payment
of their Indebtedness to that insti-
tuition, and Judge Doherty, from
Huntingdon, held that the State
convention of January, 1865, had
by the schedule attached to the
amendments proposed to the consti-
tuition, declared the issues of the
bank after May, 1861, null and
void, and that it was valid and did
not impair the obligations of con-
tracts. The case has gone to the
Supreme Court on appeal, and i
affirmed by that body, the defendants
say they will take it to the Supreme
Court of the United States. The
case was argued by Judge Hughes
and Gen. Whitthorne for the banh
and by M. S. Frierson and W. S
Fleming, Esqs., against repudia
ton. This is a very important
case, and we know that it is the
opinion of some very able lawyers
both in and out of the State tina
the bank and the State will eyentu
ally be held responsible to the hold
ers of the "new issue" of the bank
We are glad that the matter is il
process of being settled by a decls
ion of the highest judicial tribuna
in the State, if not in the United
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THE NEW PARRY IDEA.

The Knoxville Press and Herald
has opposed from the first the
proposition to organizea new party
1t has been unable to see the neces-
sity for such q step, while it discov-
cred much to condemn in the move
ment. 1t takes up the cudgel again
in its issue of the Sd inst, and deals
the new party idea some pretty
lusty blows, as, for instance:
1t makes not so much difference what
the party organization may be called IN
which We work, SO that these conditions
are fulfilled. II is not always necessary
TO organize new parties in order to meet
the issues OF the times. 1t is true that
sometimes out of the new issues grow
new parties but it must not be for
gotten that they grow. They are not
made by few leaders, met IN caucus,
but they grow out of the necessities Of
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of the Brownlow registrars

Here we see that in ten counties
in East Tennessee the registrars
who are endorsed by Maynard and
his co-committeemen registered g.
500 more citizens as legal voters
than voted in the late election.
There must have been extraordi-
nary frauds committed in these
counties, if the registrars appointed
by Gov. Senter have been guilty as
charged by this committee. Moth
ing was ever said about the frauds
committed by these registrars, be-
cause they were working in the in
terest of the Radicals. Another
item charged by the committee
against the registrars appointed by
Gov. Senter, is that they issued
certificates in blank, to be handed
out and filled up for such persons
as would accept them. The registrars
endorsed by Maynard and his
eo-committeemen have been charg-
ed repeatedly with doing this very
thing, and there was good and sub
stantial reason for this charge, for
the blank certificates had fallen into
hands not intended, and public at
tention was directed to the fact by
the papers opposed to the Radical
party, but no notice was taken of it
by the authorities. If there have
been frauds committed under the
franchise law, as these protesting
Stokers assert there have been, why
is it that the law for the pun
ishment of the guilty is not
enforced? When "Rebels" COM
planned of the violations Of the
laws, and made no effort to have
the offenders arrested and punished,
especially where the offenses par
took largely of a political nature,
we could understand and appreci-
ate their Discrimination to appeal to
the courts, which were in the hands
of the partisans of Brownlow.
They had no hope that justice would
be done them, and were unwilling
| to incur the expense and annoyance.
But the Radicals do not find such
obstacles as these in their path.
There can be no fear that they will
not secure the administration of the
laws to the fullest extent and in the
most impartial manner. Instead of
numbering and protesting over
their defeat, let Mr.. Maynard and his
co-committeemen have the parties
they declare have SO extensively
disregarded the laws indicted for
malfoasance in office and perjury,
and if proven guilty they will be
punished. Let us have acts and
not words in so important a matter
as this, or let these protesting dis
cipIes, of the Great Defeated sub
nit, as the people Of Tennessee
have heretofore done after many
hard fought contest, in which one
or the other party was over
whelmed, with a grace which CONS
mands respect instead of contempt.