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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

We PUBLISH elsewhere, among our news
items, the very complete and satisfactory
retraction made by Senator Cameron, of his
charges against Mr., Forney in reference to
the deficiency In his accounts as Secretary
of the Senate. The official statement from
the Treasury Department that every cent
had been paid to the Government, was con-
elusive, in itself, of the strictly upright and
honorable manner in which Colonel Forney
had acted, but the remarks of MIR. Cameron,
were, under the circumstances, additional
reason for qualification, and pride.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

No DOUBT Mr.. Mungen, OF Ohio, is justly
dissusted, at the desertion Of all his Demo-
cratic friends from his Reputation propo-
sition. He says that ''eyery one of them
''has time and time again privately talked
"opcn and unqualified reputation of every
''thing except their salaries, and as he has
been in their company, n great deal, he must
be well posted. But Republication has been
one of the propositions that honest men
wouldn't listen to, and so this strong private
inclination toward it, has been thoroughly
exterminated. as the vote, Yesterday, showed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

Of IRON
hammered
all sizes,
all Rods
rect Tres.
Ing, lire
q shoes,
washers,
Is, asles,
CANVASS
sh leath-
wire gall
3Shca tin.
y rollers,
bellows,
',s.smIths'
dies.
!. whole
. 4. COrLE.
rMFsUN.
FR which
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23
THE MILFORD BARD.
A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
By OSCAR DALE.

II sought the bubble bliss in I me,
In fortune and in friendship free,
But found, alas II was the same,
In liquor, love and luxury;
The bubble as grasped 1t, broke,
Tho'o'er my soul lieht ID cast,
And from the dazzling dream woke
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-12-23

P.S.-The Ms. of the first chapter of Bakin's
novel have Just sold for :. old paper" at foul
cents per pound, and have realized four hundred
dollars ($40O) thereby. Fact b. ID.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
CHURCH EiTRAyAGANCB.
New York rieiy Putting on Airs.

Oar people ~efs :rssily sgfpfssesi Al tha fau1o9
thai Rev Dr.. OsRuci, vt the hossIEh ChgT,k, bal
resigned lie occupies one e The mot r,etiy Agi
CON nandinr ohusvh eiiReC. "a New luFk lie bss
ten ia New IeFt yearly iweaIy yeArr- Sss,saei.
iug Dr Dewey tn Is$o, be 81 ,.n,s ts1s ,sBt aaaBs
the fnre,s.st rrHaehefE - New lesk heiaaN BG
from The loser PAFt u the ,ity, a gbafth el,aos
eosting over tso hasdroI and Gny Thousand dollar.
wss erorte,l aaa hes ben gpnsesFzEsd The HnaH.
,iAi Troubles sad rsHsFssa have euisssrszri The
cirly - sash aitsnt thai DT. osEp,-l rendered
he letter ot Fess astiOh. \ nesting uI BIS !rien1s
uAs caIl0 aud At thetr earnest .oUttsiIoa Ske lrt
ter wAs Withdrawn The press,eg ihde,hc.InSss Il
the church 10 about es0 hundred thouFani dollar
Uhs gcatlenan offered t. pay tbe interest "a any
thousand dollars fcr ore year.
This ap.ioWn business Is hn,"snHg rather srsious
CruSdej ia narrow sPsce ia urPsF Ses orb are
more Csly eharehss than To iJuaI IA the same
spAec probably, IN the Chr, ,isH world Thsy we're
ttIiit wssH InerchsHy were eIth and land bailjing
material aad lsbor very high. Most o The coagre-
cations warshiplng In these sIpsaSiSc saslFs lra
oh unly their down tsSn chBFChas shea lhcy
moved, bsI their congregations alsc kAhdiul &
attstocrAiie, wealthy people, With from i~c hundred
thousand dollars h. three hrndreJ Thousand dollars
ia their treasury. olssinSd from tho sale at their
down.town properly. San baid 8 yesy eIpcRsivs
And fAshicEsba house # Sorh iP, bat they cam
al = With congregation after It Il hait u j.
sjsnsho!, 10 look Ia On the handful Il people that
tpinpcss ybe average 81 up sS~a congregations IN
pleasant morning, ~ the sd 4 IeaPie wbo osmt
from the iD~tr part 81 The city sfrsenssas..-
sreeaIion eAh TO gathered Bat the second SEW y"
Is leau enough aud might a. well lie abandoned
Mosl II thcss new churches ara 'mDeassly ia drJi
Commercial revenues have siped away the Fe1"aT.
cea on Which the congregation relied. More than
one fashionable ess sbskiasai s rel!ng aaisf de-
that may prove IL, ezlinetioH - kss9 Iori fsff'r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
THE CHIFPOySlERs.
How The Rag Pickers Of NeW York
Live and What They Earn.

Al late mesling ai tho W0skiGs " oa.aa Al
ISOLATION Of New York Mrs SoJtoh, chairman 1t
9 COMMITTEES Of ihyesiizstto IN the Sonditon, hAb
IL labor and earnings Of the plCksss u tie me-
uopolis presented quite an interesting report She
AID thai the msre collection uf rags forms boi a
part Of these ohiEonnier, They net only pass these
into their bags, huI pick up bones, pieces e glass
old iFOn boOta, shoes, scraps Gi leaihsT--AH are
equally valuable. After the rag-pckes has died
bis bag OF basket and often bis bat and P'sskc'sr he
goes home snd Rssofts his wares, shd Thea some
Limea mAkes another round. The lAbofa begin va
ally Al Of I clock In the morning. soaia make
their rounds 10 the middle u the night starting At
ten O'Clock A bout enc or two In the ate Fn'oh he
gets home The different articles arc placed IN dit
lsrent rseePtacics aud left there 30 accumulate until
the dealer eomss round.
The prico paid - the gag packer Iuf paper and
rag s not threo osRts PAR prani ssass one cent a
pound tor bone, BerAps 81 bTsAI ani other sat
bags, Btly cents a iashei leather, b.als sui sh,y
arc bsfgsiuei tor Thty earn from iury ocnJF =
day /" tea dollars week la this, ss veil Iu
ever thing tise there grades az uIkp'r1 tine
lis,hg other wHka,sB aud .ome iro.H haeI to
mouth. They rU~cRi every niriug0metl ~ iheis
vocation tn. large msjJrity 81 thUso arr Herman +,
who, coming vgt here poor are compelled s" AyvrTt
this way Of living There IS = small .uiuBy lR Wi
let street consisting of one huBjr.i and pa FAM.
lies and four hundred and dfty persons S-'mr have
comfortable homes, ssui thsif rh.ldfea & ss h-l
ard when they bsys earund enough. smisratV Ia
farms In the Wet The whole Buuih-r e. sb'ut
uns Thousand two HUNDRED
The old rags nsd paper which they rtsk ~ ste
given " the paper makers aud return a. the break
fast table OF The people 10 The Shape e" newspaper
The old bones transformed into pArasu handles
Also into tooth brushes aud other articles ~ trade
Pieces Ut iron often bod thei SAs int ibo taldoir
In The shsps Of the Greolan bend sHi painters }be
bad coms hcFoss more than Uss instance IH shi,b
the tsg.pIoker had bsen changed into wall stFsri
stosk gAnblcf. NotkiRg To refused BY him. 10th
lag 10 hlthy save thai whi,h he came. dad. Ho l.
living psSipatstie witch teachsa as no' Ia
despise ths day VI small thipss
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

kSoayilLE BaElE socisry The 18Th ami
vsspasy II this society was held =. the Second Free
hyteriAa Church 90 Sabbath evening", Jas u Cow
an, The PrVsidsnt, rressdiag
The sacrcIses sssre cponed by reading she SCRIP
lures hy Rev Thee w HaBos. and prayer ey Rev.
n. Rschman. Then followed very Interesting re-
n,y,a sr,ua aea. NJ White Esq, Treasurer 81 the
ssie,y, snd Rev. Thus " Huncs, Certespoad'as
Secretary, showing that = great deal Of work hA.
hssn performed ttaissly, uncetcntaiicasly and al
uost imperc~pIibly, except 10 Ihs innslists soi's
nsr,iiranss cur city sad county hss bees thorough
" ,aprli~i with The Holy Scriptures through he
Aseacy Of this safety
Short aud appropriate 'lee,hcs we're mad" ~
Rev J. W Msaa, Rev q Taylor. and Rev Jsme'
park A. tho ocRciasicn oi Mr. Paris reH'srR',
be- moved thai the large c'sEr~gsiic" ee wsiaed
uT,n and names taken fcy active membership In The
soriety, vh,ch motion YES 80 amended ey Rev NJ
Grace - provide that tie several congregations
i The ,ity ~ requested - take Up orlleSticRs ans,
that al ,ssnIrjs,ttag 10 sarulleJ - mrs'bcT,
The oh bard II uAasgrr- oous,siing ct Jsn'rs
Il C,,wsn. Thc., " Hgmes, Henry Aalt, John z
Henry, l.. A psaAcrick, q, N. wha~ snd l. &
shepard, we're reelected
The elstcises then c'osej, the hcaeih ti"n heinE
rzNnSgncrs1 by Rev JAs,ss rsrt.
TIE large ,hsrrh asnseiy oFpu,isi, Nud nu'a
Der. 81 psrspa. ~e5t s~sy, unable ~ gain sdH,s,
tsaye. Services wsre ,usp~njsd q. all the CAUnhns,
Their seversi Pastors and congregations iaaing to-
roIheT In lhess exercises
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

.s-. Hr t-.i saturday uoraIHE a. a. snt'ss
- -.rrs sl-as pssr he 5sf,ot = ths knvNvtn. And
..- .-s- Es 'rrsa o. u-sr discovered -slkasE n
. --..k sua before ,ss engine ersd - chsessA, be
-r-t IS he r---vstossr. and knocksa several feet
Oh. s- NJ FHrr rl5sss tie 60 catcher Of
e nae uz8 rsEfht he unfortunate mas - b tsil
r-.a-s.as, D. -, ~ vs-v ssviossly n'sre4 He
-r-s ~ stuies' st'ssins 'hs ses~s' fo' he Deal
- 2zst ,h,s lisrs- h's hsiEf seal s"eoSSs'd is'
... s-,artirr o. Z - sting q ths ssg,us.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

NE\ EsrAlLgsEsESg.-Ws are pleased 10 SO
-.'re lss tess -p.ls1 Enc establishment Of Aer-
.'-' Is'aT.aE Z TsuPss. Bloch, opposite C'iy
$685. . s-st C4.asl PilIss, 81 which place
.r1 lbta o. t-sp los 4 The nos, fAshionSbls TAI
'.7E es-a.-'t'7eab e TIE l'y, sad IN sadtiios 70
--er eE-saa's 'taet y ajolbI oGssmsres and vest
.c' .-r1 as'e ar.7igug splendid st'ch Of Dew and
.'st abe ".u., Fara'sh,Rg Gop1s % wh'cs they
'- - a,sea..pa 4 tbe gentlemen u this city
cd f..rhs Having tssn s0gSgs4 ~ cutters 10
-Ta . is .Argeat establishments % New York
. p. .siz para. bee gsutlsaeo tee o0afdsDt Of
e zsl4-fsct.5a - al ~ho Psirosi1s them.
Del a.at~r I'D is.r-st
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

-aT T-ss.scr Of The New York HstS-s Nsi Of
- A-aa=h az advertisement Ia Aaoths' cSalnp,
s,.s. .adsosaeus Sc subscribers. IT, hss>'g
#-s .s TIE mat comprehensive nesi, ard
s,-s - 7sTCrs Pahiished IL agricultural d'rAri.
za- b rsuser3 - the vel knoSa Andres
p r 49, he fsr ia; EsbsCT b. eTts he nacu-
-.v .a v5sr slt1ssrbsaE, s3te1 10 the cheap
--..l-ts.b iAs rsPsr . Pgt.hhta, IL ssrely IN
.--r: g..ssrh frr FL L. fcnd " their moaey Al
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
Mere ku-kiuN isg...DeIeetiye Taken
from A RailwaI Train,

ya,ssi3i< .IaSFsars t. Dptassiye BsfnioFe vt
,h. ely whilst retaining trom business trip g.
Pulsski wAs taken from The train 81 tho SsaE ,i's
and Ds1sigr Railroad At O'clock this morning by
body II ka- kiaS, sSmp q in nnHalef dressed IN
scarlet ~ilh scalici sta.ts. B.Fm"Ee wats ~ re-
s;siA1ce. knd 10 oBe lhtsFtrrcj 10 he hssaH What
theS ,iil With him Is net kBuSa- -
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

'.f.E a. u.sslssg stDla 81 Plantation btLsrs
.s O. terr' sE4 Ag4s and Sli kindred die
a.-i iu Iu. No family heed sGhes from
.r-,'Hg 'awP'ssHt II they will keep Pisnta-
..sfs Ia tLs house shI use ii according u di-
g.. "ss; implrtSHt Ingredient 10 thi.
'aIsnys ~ P.SgviSB Bars. Which ~
-' b. .'e tie husst aud Purcst tonic IN the veg
'' -ai-dsa, The extract Of this Bark IL the
I've EEacPie # al the gOod FeveF and AsSSs
'.'ae' prescribed By intelligent doctors Calf
''s's IL used eItsEsisey 10 the mAhniAoiers Of
-'..''''' Bitten, as vel qpiuihs, and We dare
.''5 I'VE their Popularity as'=ty % that fact
'7si fscunmnhd tlarn.
NA,"sot'A WsrEK.--SapeFioF ~ tbs best i'm
~ 'arwhr Cologne and ~ half tho price
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

4, IV3l.S CAT A. lsAsi brAst q the essi Whole
81. IA ard straw Goods House n The ocunay.-
e Pave \ 60. are ceaasc1sa With oue Of the
ayes. Wholesale kA; houses 10 New York The
Ssv l-,A rsT,ser hss isss returned 70 Ss~ fo't'
s.--s - o. ~ uudSrstAnd, having taAEafscisrc3
q. I-scs~f.oys q strA~ goods fOr ladies, trimmed
90 trimmed
r-sr ;rtea1 l. seep HuCh lHtEsr t'<nk II Ia
.,- tr.unei .ira4 goosi al KBsIsEIls han they
. v. York We 80 they are Coz getting 10
sr4 a,al hAts fos the spring trNls.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

rr, t,E- pr Barses, wAe hs, lately i',sIed al
Na.,v,lIs. ard he, an eve inhrmsry, has treated
.,-se uuuahrs Il ,-sse4 HIS skin IN HIS profession
N.,Smsg well ksc~n IN the city He hss -
,,-r,,a the sye.,ghi - hoy ~hc was totally hhad
~hsn h.,saght g. h,-a Al The Iysusr House
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

-.sr,xaN,v NFtuSe.--Cs FRIDAY uAghs 80
., go. Re-, pr SAEmNrsh delivered = very re-
--r.,rar sas-sss Asfc-r The huoNVils Temperance
Na,tas-y Ass,lisiroa IN The t-sssHaai ct the sAf'
:, CtHn,h Tie ~as followed BY nf hreske', 10
sic few srFr1rzss,s rer,sAsks. The PEAT meet
8. 49, - h.ls 1t The HessoJsi Krlsrcr.l CharCh,
L-..s. .rer-nf o. aeaI wrek
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

...sfs We have boV hAEe 9 large shsort-
~. 6 ,:cFss 4 al dsseFiPtlaEs-sioyes suitable
.- tl-gtas fgbu,i hpsses. sh0ps eEslings store
- -. -. Ia s..sssss :.
ehfa tANt-sAfN+s -
SO IS I-Pus Cav sirrel - suitable tuE every
s-aH- g Ezs. Tssnesses. cocks pefiscily, and e
--- ;ssHIg pc. cent chsapss than any NoFtheFs
-., IT, arivarsIe5 cooking fioVe PrOseoter 70
ready s.ss aaasgfAzisret a. n hoIville and Tor
aas #z.y e.. i5e shove place O0okS - peFfeeiion
r.-sf -. rr SOD eTeTT stove wstrAnsei' and ss
a.s asl ~ -arU4 ;~slty- I've Per eeui eos@Pef 'hAn
... = .--lsr- stove USn ~ -0sd.
iH.-e vaaiag stoves, casting, % bnEsrs, cali
... rrs...-s the s.sk noFiaI
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

Knvukucska aarrFss I'VE krot ocnhsy
TsseAtssi fessIiess ssil heid " seat sessica q
Ksasvs.lA eonaseaciAs % Tuesday rsasasss ssa,
lisa ana vcaslnaies sssoseh Ne vel,
re Rsa Tsusssses TescAes Associates be.
been invited b. med 81 the sanss ume ana pace
and hcla Icgnt sesslcs with she iassisas.
Distinguished speakers are sxreted -ssd 's'gs
.,,saasncs o. tearhefs and friends ol eiueatsen 70
..r,..six a,asrea Nc. wiGceS,
Chairman oI kxsesiye c"nsn''see
Tue nstt anAasl meeting 81 The bsss is""N, -
Teachers Assccls.lca win b held At hho.'.nsN
c,umsaeine On ID. sth Of February P"'saSo' "
sha atcve notice. ...--,... ..a
rs.sh.,. superlu.sndsa.s 'spa'sa n'.re1ss'' aas
all percs. INTERESTED :, 'ss .ss's ,,. = st,s,a
T.sa...sa .. sssss stsses ere ,n'hed 70 a"eoa
! sc.xr.ause 81 exercises sitl te Published pre-
Won. - The das Of useetisg.
THos. n. fsaRsE. President
CHaktSs H. McGvFTSI, secteasty.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

s..vyI p,rrTNIscE-n net vhs1 people
-s- ~, ~hsi they diEssA, tssi EnsaSs assn strong
D. pei s1t xhaa they gaia, bat ~ssi tsey save, ths1
asss ,hs1u 7ch. Il s aoi What they rsad oaa
s., hey remember. that make them lSsTasd II
Nd tie god they proloss, ba, The god hey prA'-
.... Thai ulskss them rEhsenaS II nsA shat
.-v ~, sar the EIoslssgr (aeskiag StoEe. bai The
.. .t.zrt ther car oook in IL IhAs give then
yapss-rr
$50 ~ Akin A CasmAH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
yss, rennessee and seersla halIread

East ftHnetSfe HHa vtetesn h1tst WE'VE
The semi annual session Of The Directors
Of ,his Road was held al their Office on thc
isth Instant The earnings of the road for
the last six months amounted 10
ssIe,s 5sp1
Expenses. lI6,3t2U
of this last seni la,a2l,So
are for permanent improve -
meats, leaving stu 'lE"f ~
as The ordinary expense account, which
amounts to about sixty Eve per echt of The
earnings This per ccntage is docmed too
great. aud il is proposed 10 reduce Il
The receipts Cor the last sis months show
u falling on, "a, compared With the same
months h,s, year, ot sas,ai7.l5, This fall.
ing Oh in ffeighl,, Is attributable 10 three
iacts The ANAL amount OF local buainess
owing TO light wheat orore The very low
price Of through iteights, owing {" sharp
competition, aud the failure last year 10 lot
ward cotton with dispatch, OWING to thu
block At Rristol. Tho falling ell IN ra=~cu
gers is accounted Tor hy the iiSei =, running
hu, one daily TRAIN
trom the lar,e cern erol'e "a the sonn
try, which IA Just nov beginning to he
moved an increase ai local ha-ip,-.~ Is ~
rcotcd.
Settlements equitable and satisfactory
with the State an interest and sinking iund
accounts, arr aunomord as having been If
futtci An engine house, at . coat Of Si2.
aua, has been ball and a contract has been
made for covering the Ispudnn bridge, which
is progressing with dispatch aud - g.',h
msHucr
The saving e. the tno ruajs ga salar',a Of
officers aud cmpluS oc-, il s. supposed Viii
amount To Eily thousand dollar . year
fhoIolicwiug resolution wa@ adopted at
the meeting above referred tn
Eo,{roi. That, thoroughly liapr,~>
/ with the importance 10 cur Road o' cities,
/ towns, manuiartu lures of = dense population
/ aud the production nj a large surplus Ter
| transportation 20 market, Nc again author
/, i've and instruct our President 10 use such
( means as he may lind necessary either in
conjunction with other roads or with the
I Immigration authorities OF the State, or
alone. in procuring and invit,sg capital
aud labor into this section of the State, ami
in scattering information in reference 20
/ our resources among the people OF other
sections OF cur country.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

Va understand ibsl X. S. Payne a 10 are gclaa
their sso-se at goods VERY much in iso
-r-itg Cssgasry merchants aad they eaa hay bats
,,.l 40, IA ksea vale cheaper thsa 10 New horh
"A g.. bore Payne wiil keep tets ~. We vast
1 AaSr live Hat Hcsse IN knctytlle.
.-.H lr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

C,r,S,x,. srsxrrr by yieoreSs Pr'N'sss 81
s.p,ns ss cur principal streets where s.s 81
rr,.,i,stls. they hsvs herr r'so'sa IN a. 60
rs..l condition Tor this season
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

INN tr,srv a Aolaiss Cssnoery C,TIr' here
Ia. week, JsAse Temrle being 'S"'"FS'e1' VI
~. : run,het It csses
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

re.sm.,sss vs. sssasssss II Fsefsss bssissa 'es
shs nsss meeting. Z.
IN. Fse a:s,s Oonpssssss reported ths, they bad
.elseses oxek A. Bisks 70 sslisss alscsase = .as
sess messing On he sahsess Of sssiesIsass 'saP's
mabts
The n.esslas adjourned ts nses 81 shs sse's
nos.e On The evening q sAs ara hshaaS u fsb'
tusss.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

w. csll s,testic5 10 ths savsrtssesena VI Pm
..,r. 10 bald depoa ~ this PIaes 'c' 'hs N''a'
,,.rr ana Charleston RAIlrcaa.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

a-Hl. .-.. hsl taILESE.-TLs tall lsfoTs The
.sE"ss-r Lsg'' stgrs, oBsUoi la he house By M
lartispn. q ngiby, paced = third and sst read
r. --' usue 20 saturday and y ny~ q Law
"' .a. i.i., '@"''s. laying Sss3e al lolAl prsia.
'= "h..s a. ."uy entertain. that time gill dsn.
tEstg tie "islo.s Il thir step. We uou ,rE,ul ate
people Jpn the fgoyses II The measure, and
hey rf' prove tEsUoslVos worthy Il ibs ia
La 10 e. T. T. syfE nov. AID IL sc,OtdGu, o
.lses recently made, get ~ the tesl p4tli.
.ars Re f5uBG anywhere IL the Southern
Nh he proper 1s1l On oar part which Is
o.. people q the whole STATE. Knoxville
s..t 'r~ wears become grsDd sdgus
..a aa,arpas-od anywhere. esther North
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20
Universal Suffrage,

The House Ut Representatives Judiciary tunait-
tss have reported bin onaciing URiSerss suffrage
ia eli tho states h. this extent, namely PreAldeB-
tial eleeiors Representatives In Congfs aud insu,
befs Of the SiSte legislature. majority u The
commitlee hold tia. tke exercise gf the poseT to
this 0Stabt is eHtIsely Constitutional, especially aH-
dsr The fouFleontb Amendment The bal eehiAins
provisions Tor lts endorsement By penalties Tor Us
violation. The congaittea aIp understood 10 agrees
that they csnHct prescribe by slsluta The quAhacs
tns for esctofs Tor purely Stats 0fhcafs LegiAia-
tuTsz included because they elec United States
Senators. The same eoam.tses have also agreed 10
report constitutional amendment eVlb1dying The
whole question Of universal Suffrage, 10 be submit
tod 20 the Stata Tor ratification, The REASONS al
dneed for proposing bo.h bill and amendment are
that ss present With tho amendment sloee, there
are cot more than twenty-five States that viii rAti
81 Il hni With suffrage fns Presidahs and mstaenrs
az Congress enacted hy law and eacs eIeFcacd, the
pssiadiee 10 Il vii ave way and Il viii act - m
in6aosaasnt fof ths Ratification 81 tAa RnasdmeHt,
The Ill vas osdessd 10 be printed.
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ys. sax A Hcs Cyliuder Railway Printing
no. guaranteed 10 te IN reris,s ~urking order.
a.. f, Hre rsrer Cutting Machine icr sal" 81 the
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~. U,.,,..s kIsVtTi"s I'M sNie
"ANH go, :, Acrt nottc@ IN sny lyle q
y. 80 80 IS The trade suPrssed =, New fese
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'. ...-I-D FrIrIAs. DR. a h Barker Nho s 81,
Celebrated 10 he unparalleled success in cIr-
..aases ~ :se eye, has taken r0JDs al the La
Ha..s -a,Te b. wili remain bat short time
Ir-Fsroj T. iarnish al pefsoni who are sal
r.n detective visionr IRON any cSsse, with
.tr..r Frts..-. aud Eye Hundreds Oi oer!if
.. .sa % srvH 81 Las ono from vel known SUI
-.... .sr. aai citizen Hours from A ~
o.. invited . .aii an 3m
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In Nus,C, MAGAZINE, Se- board ~ every
= a the Hnte oaaee
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,.r,4r.-. e., C,NxrsHis Al an ele,l,o0 he'd
,....-fs, l,,r Constable f,,y the firss Cv'i n's
. .f. Glowing votss vsrr P,lisi
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"a ass'sr,y ovcr COmrso0, -,
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preefion Lahsla or Tag
IA ne Wig Joe ofsee 81 - 90 per 'eca-
as upwards.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-20

Their facilities for laying
the Immense Stocks nee
cssary for their large and
increasing trade are as am
pie as their business de-
mands. With these facil-
tiles, and purchasing cN-
clusiyely for Cash, they are
enabled to supply the trade
in unlimited quantities at
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