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BROWNLoW.
He Resigns One once toA1y ms
Hand at AnOther

STATE OF TENNESSEE, EzE9orfvE
DEPARTMENT., KNOXVILLE. lU,
1869. To tie Members of the seneral
Assembly ~ Tennessee-Gentlsmen :
1 herewith Z nder my resignatioa = uov'
ernor of TeEnessee to you, as m epre-
sentative of The loyal people OF ms state;
the r&ignas Jon to take effect on anurs-
day the 25 inst.
The occ4ion serves to express my pro-
found sen of obligation to the oificers
and mem ers of your respective Houses
for your faithful and generous cv,opera-
ton with me in the endeavor TO aomlnis-
ter the State Government for the sprotec-
ton of the loyal people thereof, ana Tor
the quiet and welfare of all the ecls'zens
and, also, to say that if there have been
any lack of complete realizatioIs OF these
objects, the fault has not been from want
of purpose and effort on my part nor OF
cooperation on yours. .
1t has been my study and iaoor to
bring Tennessee up from the runs IN
which she was left by sne wsr,<n that
degree of material prosperity and pro
gress to which she is so enninently enii-
tied, to develop her ample resources
render efficient all her charitable and
educational enterprises, and maintain hel
financial integrity--in word, to place
upon her the crown of dignity she SC
we'll deserves to wear.
There can be do doubt our success il
all these respects would have been fal
greater hat for the feree hostility witt
which thu h$pdministration has been Tough
from the 4ginning, and at all points, b,
the rebel lement. Probably no maj
ever filed Ahe Office who encountered
equal opposH ion to that through which
it has been my lot to pass.
HoAfar we have succeeded in ou
honest purpose and earnest efforts, ever
under these disadvantages, the presen
condition of tAe State, ikith her indus
tries, active, Der fpfhcial credit sus
tanned, her old ines commerce in ful
operation, with new Snes opening he
school system fajf working, and he
elemosynary insitstions all crowded AM
sustained, and her future smiling wit
SO much of promise, will sufficient
attest.
Feeling, as do, lively and abidin
interest in the future welfare of the State
and of the Union Republican party G
Tennessee, my regrets on retiring woul
be greater were it y ythat the gentlema
who will succeed me for the remainde
of my term the honorable Speaker of tn
Senate, Mr.. Dewitt G. Senter-is . 10y;
man capable, tried, and trusty, who
sound in his principles and who wi
steadily adhere to them upon the pla
form of the Union Republican party I
Tennessee.
1t will be my honor as We ~as as1sa
ure, in the new official positio
you have called me, to represe
our State in the Senate Of
States, to watch owe
.eIes.s WIN as DETats reuainir
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T ARLY ROSE POTATo-American and
II Foreign Spring Wheats, Oats, Barley,
Corn, Clover Seeds, Grass Seed, Hogs, fowls,
Best fodder cutter. Send for the Expert
mental Farm Journal, oaly 20 cents Ad-
dress GEO. A. DEITz, Chambersburg, Pa.
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Is the aiIIennium at Hand .

The peace of Europe does not seem to
be in resent danger, although the ocean
has not yet brought us news
of the adhesion of the Greek ministry to
theplan of the Paris Conference. There
is little doubt, however, that the govern
ment of King George will accept IL
eventually. In the present temper of the
great powers. it would be madness in the
Hellenes to nurse their pride to the point
of war with Turkey, unless Russia has
promised her assistance. The population
of Greece, including that of the lonian
lands. does not reach two millions,
haa6nRfs Turkey is not less than
and cro3ns. In point of military
.n all shapes, sa ,HS;i;2Sihths is Greek in,
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Hog Prognostications.

We have heard at last from the ground
hog through reliable source. Mr. j
P. Dinner, the proprietor of the zoologi-
cal gardens at Cincinnati, and generally
believed to be scholar and man of
function, writes the following note to the
Times of that city
CINCINNATI, Feb. 8, 1869.
Editor Times Thinking that my OBJ
servation on the action of the ground
hog and its movements on the I'd instant
viii interest some of your readers, l will
write to you. have ground hog among
my collection of animals in the Zoologi-
cal Hall. | watched for him on the I'd.
He came out of his den at precisely two
O'Clock, and has been out, more or less,
every day since that time. / have been
in the building every day during the win
ter, and had not seen him before since
the first of October last. / have been
in business that depends on fine wcath-
er for eighteen years, aud always calcu-
lated on ground hogs day as certain
guide to 60 by. At any rate. am
pushing my spring work as fast as posi-
bic, expecting to open the garden in
three weeks. hss5 -
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u led condition? Il is q omcIaIIy OF

led conuItIon Ii Is tk OmcIaIIy of
Ahe roots-the soft bre1ema5zw = @|
near the surface of the ~ 3
the tree, and when they are thus ruthless
ly disturbed they of course suspend
their functions This continual disturb
anee of the roots deraDges the regular
flow of sap, and causes the knots, or
boils, which are to be found on SO many
,trees--a disease destructive to slightly,
and well favored fruit. Another evil
is that in blowing corn, where the rows
of corn are laid off with the apple tree
rows, is the banking up and arS9nd the
tree potato hill, which carriesftf the
water that should go into the ground at
the foot of the tree The ground under
fruit trees should be kept level, little
lower at the base of the tree, if any varia
ton, so that the water falling from the
solve the productive propeF.s of the
soil, and be taken up by the hSuths of
the roots AMI sent upthe tree % IA I'm new
growth and mature the frui TIE cuI-
tivation of old trees with the plow S ould
be done in the fall of thff year RThe
manure applied after the plowing knd
forked in with the forked spade--a tool
made especially for the purpose. IF such
attention, as describes, was given to old
orchards for two or three years, am
very certain that the manX complaints of
Improbable crops and ip5ifferent fruit,
would be heard of no mo E. 1 may have
something further to fiy in a future
number 4; j.
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e5Gnty IS on the Tennessee
, 81 is very rugged on mountain
:, - 7ying safe asylum for assassins
3. = surderers. An effort will doubtless
be made to secure the presence of troops
in the neighbcrhood where the recent
outrages have occurred, though it is said
that some of the Radical members of the
Legislature have promised Gov. Steven
son that all soutrages and depredations
shall be stopped if the troops be kept
away. k&Ga &. ae3@ 89H
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If any evidencesHere wantn
the necessity ofElegislation on
;ect of insurancehN is furnished ih'sthn
recent report of $A special committee of
the Legislature. &Ehe report reveals the
startling fact thatHe insurance laws of
this State are SO detective as to afford no
ADEQUATE protectiorVk ksgainst the most
transparent frauds. nder color of law,
adyenturers from any Spuntry can estab-
Iish temporary domicEe in Kentucky;
and, under the guise of Toint-stock asso-
Citations, may enjoy soiA of license to
prey with impunity upon Tfonhding COM
munity. M
An instance of this isSsiven where
irresponsible parties, started company,
in Louisville, on fictitious capital OF
S233, ,333 ,33, which consisted only OF the
so-caIled stock notes of these men of
straw. But, worthless as they were, as a
security to those who relied upon them
| to cover losses, they were made source
of profit to the reckless adventures who
drew from the community nearly $751;
900 interest on their own worthless prom
ises to pay. What can be said of the
legislation of country which could per-
4 NIT "a sperpetrstion of srch f,and
upon its citizens? It were better to have
no Law upo1 the subject at all, than to
enact such as give a false security to the
public by authorizing such fictitious
basis for insurance as is furnished by
such joint-stock associations. OF such
companies, the committee very justly
remark:
"Their superior claims as home iustitu-
tions, were trumpeted on hundreds OF
tongues, from the Big Sandy to the
Mississip ippi, and from the Ohio to the
borders of Tennessee. Of the amount
received in cash by them in the course oi
their business, only the sum of S184, ,481
AZ cents has been paid for losses, show
ing the enormous sum of S697 $40 81
to have been expended in conducting
their affairs, the greater portion of which
has been consumed in salaries and com
missions"
In the case of corporations thus i'm
9 ported from other States, the committe'
: have in some cases found it impossible
, to obtain any information in regard t.
/ their solvency. The committee say OF
/. this subject, that "none of the e..~igl
: insurance companies doing business il
: this State, save those incorporated o
J. transacting business in the State of Ney
York, have deigned to furnish your com
mittee any statement of their condition
n X X We believe that there are mum
n Der of foreign insurance companies oper
: ating in tate which are unworth.
o of the nnfdence. These com
. panies, - TONS of our expires
!. statutes, may be, fa Ting
id have bae e hfan2ht
= but to what 2
S,
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accoro11fe1pthew welghl package;
sscssd 19s fsT' sTo 'fs%P pounds lal stamp nTp
of additional cent for trse JsPound or
fraction of pound inSexcess of two
pounds in weight. d
Parties selling imported articles of the
kind mentioned, must afix and cancel
appEnodSke STAINS, such articles being
,bef9ret to the like stamp tax with domes-
tic manufacturers where the importers
sells in the original package, l.. e., those in
which the original mannfacturer or pro-
ducer furnishes them to the trade, and
not the single package which the retailer
sells to customer, he need not break
open such original package and stamp
each separate article, but may sell the
same without stamp on the original pack
age. case or box, aud the dealer who
breaks the package to sell single article
must afix, aud cancel stamps on each
The absence of stamps from an article
offered or exposed for sale is considered
priDld fdcie evidence of fraud
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MRs. GAINES is willing to compro
mise with the city OF New Orleans for
81 GOO 600 cash.
The Hickman courier., 1869-02-20

Fer Municipal ofhcsrs
Marriages and Deaths
nev<s,fs ths sbsve ehsssstsr Will % IA IN
.sfres on charge. Obituaries and trio-
ztsd irss snset - inserted at 81 90 per square
49, 1dyertisements III Local Column 81
- sour lines or less and 20 cents for eacn 'an
s;sIs' ~ voluntary communications, contain
= 5nterssting news, solicited from any
"a Tennesses especially desired.
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Great DISTRIBUTED
METROPOLITAN GIFT Cd
lvl to the amount of $250S
Ticket Draws q Prize.
5cash Gifts, each SIC, 600;
10 cash gifts, each, 5000;
90 cash gifts, each, 1000;
40 cash gifst, each, 500;
200 cash gifts, each, 100;
300 cash gifts, each, so;
80 eleg Rosewood Pianos each $500 to $3.50
as Melodeons, IS TO $50
$50 Sewing Machines, p" so to IFS
500 Fine Gold Watches, 75 to 800
Cash Prizes, Silver Ware, &c., all valued
at 81, 900, 600.
A chance to draw any of the above Prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing Prizes are seal
ed in Envelopes and we'll mixed. On re-
ceipt of 25c Sealed Ticket is drawn with
out choice and sent by mail to any address.
The prize named upon it will be delivered
to the ticket holder on payment Of One
Dollars. Prizes are Immediately sent to
any address by express or return mail.
You will know What your Prize is before
! you pay for IT, Any Prize exchanged for
another of same value. No blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFERENCES We select the following
from many who have drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted us to publish them
S. T. wilkins, Buffalo, $1,000; Miss Annie
Monroe, Chicago, Piano, $3.50; Jno d Moore,
Louisville, $1,000; Miss Emma Walworth,
Milw aukee, Piano. $500; Rev. e. A. Day
J New Orleans, $500. We publish no names
| without permission.
| OPINIONS OF THE PREss.--The firm is re-
liable, and deserves success-Weekly Tri-
bune, Oct. s.
We know them to be fair dealing firm
New York Herald, Oct. %.
A friend of ours drew $500 prize, which
was promptly received.-Daily News, Dec 9
Send fer circular. Liberal inducement,
to Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. EseSe
package of Sealed Envelopes cont, certai
CASH GIFT. Six tickets for 81; 13f Agueua
for So; II. for SIS. AL lettersher
addressed to HARPER, WILsQp
173 BroM cod
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HUNTING AND DTRAPPING.-Inst true
tions by hunter and trapper of long
practical experience, with diagrams and
directions for making trap. Also instruc-
tions Ho,e to Train Animals, including many
and wonderful tricks Both for
only Ten Cents. JESSE HANEY & Co., 119
Nassau ST., New York.
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Conversational .Economy'' IiIus-
frated. irt

A Washington dispatch to the New
York Herald says:
The expenditures of the House have
largely increased since the pyl >esapyof
Mr.. Mcpherson, Emerso96 ~
Tennessee, was clerk.
this increase g1l
members and
idge was Gle
SON took p
1864. ises were
s4Szg[yll S564 $40; in 1868,
1856 .281. 1t will be seen that from 1863
to 1868 the expenses of the House have
increased nearly s500,00 IL must be
borne in mind that az <hsn
has not been full
600; 1860
for furnishi
is about $6
yet been q
hAccounts
Ours
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H.
NofT(
crowd b
the Son Of c3o
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Aisk man Directory.

Attorneys at Lao.
T. o. Goalder, Randie & Tyler, A.
D. Is n, Walker & Cowgirl, Roul-
hac erdale, Oscar Turner, Bland
flle q Smith, Troy, Tenn; L.aDon.
iptonyille, Tenn.
Physicians.
Gourley & Corbett, Carter Blan-
"A. A. Faris, j. Saudek.
Dentist.
H. G. Buck. s4ate,-,
Books and Stationery.
j. H. Davis. I'D sea
Dry Goods.
j. Amberg, VIM. B. Benny, Wolf q
Plaut, Millet & Roulhac, j. S. Hubbard,
j. II. Davis.
Drug Stores.
c. A. Holcombe, w. r. Walker.
Wholesale Grocers.
Millet & Roulhac, V. A. McCutchen,
Fl. C.. Bailey, Charles Margraf, John
Troutwine, James Mallory. -st
Saloons
John Heinze, Jshn Whiting.
Hardcare and Tfnscdre.
n. p. Harness, S. N. White.
-l Con1nsssssos1 Merchanfs.'
Bondurant & Drewry, Oyerton, Steele
ISaddlery and Harness.
A s. Anderson.
4o n Cigar Aannfactarer.- ,lf0u
9 Francis Miller. si8t = : u
Wagon Manufacturer.
Hertwick, Baltzer & Go.
q
Louis Persons, +. Case.
-. III BARRIERS. ~ ~
E. Margraff & Co.
Express Companies.
Merchants Union Express; Southern
Express; Overton, Steele & Co., Agents.
- Furniture Stores.
= Charles Oswald, p. j. Weimer.
Marble Works.
Manage.
Insurance Agent.
Nendrum.
liUery Stable.
Spmer.
Rgotypist -
Planters Hotel, by Parks & Co., on
Clinton street; Commercial Hotel, By
Young & Co., Clinton street.
~. s---s--A CITY Omcers.
wz-Sam'l Landrum.
NJ. H. Davis. -
r.-John A. Wilson.
)B. r. Walker.
N. i. Gardner.
Spty Omcers.
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veto message by tine Governor.

On the 10th inst, Governor Stevenson
sent in to the House the following mes
sage, vetoing bill exempting the town
of Uniontown from certain State taxes
for ten years, which was sustained by
yeas, II; nays, 5. The same objections
are of course. applicable to the similar
bill now before the House for the benefit
of Hickman and Columbus, and, which
we conclude, if passed, will be vetoed,
by the Governor:
ExEcUrIvE OFFICE, February 10, 1863
Gentlemen Of The House Of Representatives:
/ herewith return a bill which origi-
mated in YOUR House, entitled, "An act
for the benefit of Uniontown," without
my approval.
1t grants so much of the revenue i'm
posed for State purposes, except that GO
ing to the Sinking Fund or Common
School Fund, for ten years to Union
town, in Union county, for the purpose
of erecting wharves at that place.
The Constitution, in my Judgment,
confers no authority upon the Legisla-
If the General Assembly can exempt
one town or county from the taxes i'm
posed for State revenue, then they may
exempt a hundred counties in the Com
monwealth. If they can exempt for
ten years, they may exempt forever.
1t follows, therefore, that the whole
revenue of the Commonwealth might be
coerced, in, times of public commotion
and great popular excitement, from
few counties in the State, which might
have become obnoxious to the party hav-
ing control of the legislative department
thereof. This would be utterly destruc-
tive of the equality engrafted in our
Constitution.
This bill, though local in its name and
purpose, involves directly the question,
whether our State Constitution contains
any Limitation upon the Legislative pow
er to tax?
"When shall a tax be levied To what
amount? Shall it be a capitation or
property tax? Direct or indirect? Ad
valorem or specific? And what classes
of property are the fttest subjects OF tax
alton p are all questions (say our APP
pellate Court wisely confided, by our
Constitution to the discretion of the leg
islative department of the government,
subject to no other limitation than that
of the moral influence of public virtue
and responsibility to public opinion. But
notwithstanding this wide and enlarged
discretion, thSC stitution contains clear
lirnitatiopsuoaH taxing power. The
political ets, and principles oi
I the fundar - law itself constitute a
Simitation upon thispower ptax. Equal
And security OF propewy against II
Ansible Eower we're among the OBJ
ksongh 5hnto~ be obtained by that
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InbrogIIO.


- - ceremonies have felt an
<RoAD TO TRoY-A about the existing un-
N left Me-7phis SundsEonal difference between Gen.
- GranI;ss;ssPresident johnson. Custom
: s.".. would sceiuire that the committee pro-
vide for the incoming and outgoing
Presidents to ride together to the capl-
tol on the 4th of March, but Gen. Grant
has plainly indicated that he will not
ride to the capitol in company with Mr..
johnson The latter has not been con-
suited on the subject by the committee,
nor has he said anything to any autho-
rized to speak for him about the matter.
So far asknewB, in view of Gen. Grant 5
refusal to come in contact with Presi-
dent johnson, the committee may not
communicate with the latter relative to
the ceremonies, but however this may
be. President johnson will probably e.
l;ere all parties of embarrassment in the
case by quietly repairing at 10 o'clock,
March 4th, ts the Presidents room, ad-
;oinno the Senate chamber, and accord
ING to custom on the last day of the
sion there remain with his Cabinet until
noon. the hour when bis official term :
niresrSae consider the bills that may be
rs county prea evsrfsr his signature
~ = Nal course be pursued he will
~ 1eitizen.5 Ebe party to the process
@.zzs 80 yet VIII ceremonies which will be
<quiety removed and al
al grounds, where the nkarieobe relieved of the
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Rt, if there is no limit
e property of per-
come the subject
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Vision in the
esee, made
gers and ne
after an amend
e to it, no other
lad for six years !
are disfranchised,
Ior hold Office. In
r5 to haye a CO.
Court oFthe U
l11lIe, 'sss are
n9 uu-
constitu- :
snces of al
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Planters Hotel, by Parks & Co., on
Clinton street; Commercial Hotel, By
Young & Co., Clinton street.
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E-ats remaining
aims or have fed
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all shapes. tenr.b
Spades and NiHeE
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Domestic News.

CHARLESTON. June 19.--sailed--
steamship Jas. Adger, New York; schr.
B. n. Hawkins, Providence, r. I.
WmMNaToN, N. c., June '9.-The
steamship Mary Sandford is shore at
the mouth of the Cape Fear liver, in a
leaking condition. A tug has gone to
her assistance, with steam pumps.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. June 19.-The
Democratic Convention at Dadesville,
for the Third District, nominated J. c..
Parkinson for Congress. He is North
ern man by birth, who settled in Aiken,
in 1855. and has invested largely in the
State. The nomination was quite unex-
pected to him, as he has devoted his time
to manufacturing and farming, and was
not known as a politician.
BosToN, June 19.-The Custom House
authorities say the clearance of the
steamer Delphine, ON Thursday, night,
was in strict conformity with law. Her
warlike character is unquestioned, but
her destination is known only to parties
who control her.
SAN Francisco, June l. The Colo
rado for Panama, took $4,000. 1900
Chinese arrived yesterday, by sailing
vessels. The rust has appeared in wheat
and barley.
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FIN NsTAr, AND acIAL.. 3 )

g Nlw YoRk Eane 10 Noon. Stocks
weak aud with a&decidadly downward
tendency. Money T.32. Sterling 8.2z Gold
363s. Flour 5(6 16c better Wheat duiet.
gGorna 1c. lower. Pork 2.ST1s. Lard
dull 19a491916. Cotton fever.
AishAupl 831 Freights firm. ~
p. M.-.Cotton dull aud heavy; sales
900 bales at 33L.u SElopr 5(9t10c. better
on shipping grades, with less doing-su-
perfins 4 90(95. So ~ Wheat closed d shade
easier: Corn irregular, closing steadior.
Whiskey closed dull, at /. .O3(9f. O4. Pork
dull at 32.S7. Lard kettle 2O(G2OL;
Gold steady, at 3655. Money easier.
Bank statement favorable Freights
frmer.
BALTIMORE, June 19.-Cotton less
firm, at 33. Flour active, at previous
rates Wheat !. shade firmer-prime
red 1.G0@1.65 Corn dull. Wheat
yellow S6(dSS; white 95G97. Oats dull
light 70972. Rye dull, at 1.25. Pro
visions unchanged, except pork, which
is quoted Mt 81. Whiskey firm and
scarce, at 1.03@1.O4
C1ScNSAT1, June 14-whiskey qniet,
at &c. Provisions quiet and firm Pork
held at 33.50@33.75. Shoulders l414;
clear sides 1ss4. Lard 1919.
SdARLESFON, June lS.-SOltOn Qnlet !,
sales 70 bales-middling 81; receipts
353.
AUGUSTA, June l9.-Cotton market
dull and dropping; sales 80 bales; receipts
26-middlings 81.
SAVANNAH, June 19.-Cotton market
dull-middling 30h sales nominal
MOBILE, June 19.-Cotton market ir-
regular and closed dull; sales 100 bales-
low middling 80; receipts 176.
NEW ORLEANS, June 19.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middlings 31k6 632; sales
80 bales; receipts 81. Gold 361s. Flour
-superfne 59O@600 double 6.25;
treble $50. Corn-white 1(02c better.
Mess pork 34.75. Bacon quiet-shoul-
ders 10; clear rib 49,; clear 19. Sugar
hrmer-prime 13(@13l4: common 100
IL. Molasses inactive and nominal.
Whiskey quiet-Western rectiied held
at 95997j
LoSDoS, June 19-s P. M.-Consols
9234. Bonds SOL.
LIVERPOOL. June le-3P M.-Cctton
quiet, dull and unchanged.
HAvRF, June 19.-Cotton on spot l45;
afoat 142la.