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Sttambnats un0 RaiIruaSs.

TROY LINE for ALBANY and TROI.-Low
r the sa SS SSfS SSr T,s " o. S 'Ss . 81 % ns 81 IS less
@ 13 raj ara s che CHEAPER Isn any other line The e. a.
EVERY EvESISG aaTsys eIseptsd osoeE leave West
ana XSsSy s5S Ss o ri s %" d and i
the nsrh RaTriDg leave Troy ate Asd Albany at SsSek H. OF
checked e points ssSasJs faro 81 -
SPECIAL N0TICE.-A new arrangement
NY sSp TsY s M uIss Ps:P Ts tear. r. 4 the All All
M S1S 1 eIsS'sd ss ss sssI :9 pie, FOO. q
%: sSa S.s Cssn tS:''
GTEANER MARY POWELL will commence
- rSs.1s s4TukD4I Jsae ss tI cesss West Psst Cor.
Leaves pier to.. Desbres.es.s svery an.rn.osIS:a
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
pcc S ne ". 10. 81 M: s
sf esi cars .'' "'' '''-''' '-''S'
Three RIpe Taiss TO the West except ssHAay wSea train
SIXTY nss aDs three bours saved BY this Xus Ceass CncunA
st. Loai, Ge with b.. ita" ons tssass o. cara
Silver Palace cars 'siSfS SrsSG '% %RSSEGEHssT sSTF''s
wiiis.6lrs, MaSspoJ City TSslSaasseE, &c.
s1 @-F: Fa,gsoo Junction str'.d'sur Water Gap Serum
nWsrEEr EKrEEsa Anen'owa Harrisburg aud
s w iss Il s charge % % e Z & @ is % OF
Ceh1.ets at JOncOa for ssdsLr Water Gap Scranton k
RW-FOr Fsagtsn EasOn ADestOwa. MaSsh Chunk. Wilkes
barre ss.1ns Cs"RSa Lancaster EPAaa Lal P'''V Se'a'
5:H D. D.-fsr baaerVine
~ n-For Bastsn AeAtown Maueh Chunk and Bslvi1ere
mCIScNHLTI ExPRBss-Por EaEton Bethlehem AentSwn,
RsadiPg Hsburg Pittsburgh, Chicago asd Cincinnati Sleeping
LaekAvsHnR Railroad all stahSss
b2ep N -For SOnervils and FlenngtSH.
D. m.--Psr EAstoH aAd intermediate saioHL
sP m-WERrERs BIPRE TEAISPo EastoO Allentown Reading
Harrisburg PRubuh aSd the WeseoARee a. Harrisburg Sith aiA
ior WihGaspert Bhe ks
9:45P B.-Fer SoEsrTile
sleeping tArOu.h Jersey City PsbTgh sye..g
Trains leave BhIabeh 5S 6s $50 1:l3, gl5 s:3e
Sis :A ll:s n-Hn leo eoo 3:so $50 3:45. 4Os 4:t5
$50 s:2o 5:oS 545 e;oo 6 7Oo 7;to soo $780, s:4S lO;t
li:45pR.
Tickets obtained he saee q tbe Central Rail
HeuJerSey feet Of Lber n I at Ne Aster hease
2S4 2 Sc eel BfOsdEayi No 0eea.cAst. and at the
principal hstela T. r. RtCkBR. SuPeiiniendent
n. p. BALDWIN, Gen Pass. Ag-
DUY TAINTOR's ALLENTOWN Line Guide,
ID With cssred maps Asd ae'enpHon Sfal ststoas
ERIE RAILWAY.-Tm leave depOts foot
IL Of I've thdGt aad foot Of Chan6ersst i0ONs Wa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

THE NEW SELF F-EXAMlNER, an illustrated
Hand Boak ~ PHRESOLOGf Abd PHIS1OGHONy Tor CtaTie
t.r r,sSur 40 sngrsBrG Phe postpaid 81 zs Adaresi
WILLS. ~. 3aS Broadway n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Gitu Seal Gstats for Sal,.

WIIg cNlaI OaI'II0 AOF eF10E'
LIOR SALE-Three LOTS, 75x100, on West
Il 96,sst apd LOTS With evesoy brick We 5st pai
per eeut On iavestseat Apply TO l. q JULIAN 20 MeSs
I1T 12S, 129 WEST-ST.-F SALE nc great
ssersoe the above PROPERTY. sssted Washarss
Market aud Jersey Ferries under and good BuSNbhS 2
sakhed Positively an opportunity for Esod investment loqae
CHENEY DIXON No 1876 Bro1aNay.
nPOS 00O TO LOAN on Bond and Mort
ROJD,OOO gage Call on LOUIS BEER Notary faSAe'
No IS CrnresL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLARD-SUMhRR ARRANGEMENT. On aud snsr Jane l SS'
the Roosevelt and Gnd-st ferisa 81 Nho"s
9 a M, Mail for PAchagus and Way etatioha
N, herrick and all staueps ~, o.
EIprsss to PAtehegue stepping q ysmaes Valsy @
stauous eAAs
Wwood Passengers By n will be uekstsd through " BsPe
and Fire Island, stage fom Paiehogue
M sp Saturdays tbroagh TO PAhogue
$3.50 To Mereh and Saturdays through 20 lsp h trains
will VALLEY stream Tor RseaASAy The NJ and SS
Lsia sn ssHEssi wa kpa kI kg hlsas. HhIFk Assa
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Qriiutirg.

NVM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. t04 Fulton-st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hASUFACIUK'
Frs
VOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
LOUTREL Ne q Hsdniae Stttoaers, Printers and Manu-
hctsTeu oirsIsEs sPnSs Back Accent Books
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
NEW YORK AND NEw-HAVEN RAIL

COMMENCING MAY TO- 1869
Passenger Station NesYork Of Twenty sssssthS1 and
FOURTH are RutrAnon on TveatyssVsAthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW.YORk,
Haven and Bridgeport (Eil Hjo nj I2il9 (kL)
U1 l. 5:l5, $50. $3.50. and 3 (BK) m,
m. 345 I: 30 and $40 m. =. an
t:30 tEI1. $50. 6;3d, and tkG) p m
Po Dsrien g n 10 M 3,I5. $50. 5O. and $50
Por Stanford TIL ll;J0 NJ l2;l9 (EH 3l9' thhh
3:l5 $50 (EIl. 4.95, $50. G:1o, T.l3, (BHl N -
For Grssnvch g. lliOo a 2ls 5tS tS, siSo' SO Hs p
Po Por. Chester and ntsR.4.s stations n:'oL m al'
3.l5. as 550 6J0 1l5 and $3.50 p
CONNECTING TRAlH&
Por Boston, via Springfield s a IN (BIl. lELl SPn
FOR boston via Shore Line. l2:l5 (EI p m
For Hartford and Springfield. m Ok l2le lSLl N.
For Connecticut River Railroad (kLl lIiis a. h'AsA
3p ~. to Northampton. .... ,.,.
For Hartford Providence, and Fshkl Railroad sIl m "'i
,.,-.-- D-r..., =. . -
l2:l5, 3 8p =. , ,r,,
Fo Canal Railroad H. l2l5 to Northampton aud Williams
bpTgh
For Housatouic Railroad, a m. and p. m.
For Eaugatuck Railroad a. m, (EL D. A;O m
For Danbuv and NOrwsk RsrsAd lails snd $50 M and
m IN With Pre ght train from EorWak 10 Danonry
For New.Cana Railroad 1915. $50, sad o;1Opn
JAMES H. HOYT. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Sails bp Suttiom.

| A RI SALE "WEDNESDAY and THU RSDAY,
jus, ,1a TO- a 4 r. ! VII Ss ,T r hosg ss' +" c RI
NcKAYE sfb city Also sSTSsr Paintings ssd BY order
81 tIelsI' nhT,sW rsJss GssrG T. BroTa-
csA ARai,dI A.r'Jw% ii
"a shHer-DsBeas
Gsl.rs's r::sy r,,hus. en- .Ihbilou day and syeunE
| A UCTION SALE Of a general assortment Of
~ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE By STANLEY DAY, AncaSHssr,
ISs.spass SstTsts Eaessih and s1tsslS Of
"Ij,cts. rss'vs the d MBsecondhand dealers be
| 0Es. A LEAvirr Aucloaser -,
| R0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
NALL As.Sr-sHss asd Eeh,h-st LEAVlIT SIahSs.Sn M s
| A. MEawly. Auenoneer
| by BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Broadway cor.
~ 4hSs. Of B..hs Wsrf Of Art Fancy Goods tarM'ure A%
CoLLkcfioK oT CHOICE Bo6kS~co%pri.as a Private IA
Bores and elegantly Books STRUTS Dresses
sf.ho Ps'so EEa ROyal Antqutes Huta TaeleaaI hsIn
Illustrated D'e nuRbcr elegant new hooks Fiction Poetry
xcASEEr or MINERALS in black walnut case, and thee
go THURSDAY AFTERNOON Jnne 10, a4 o'clock
| PRIVATE LIERlRY of hGc.laneOus Iiieratsre
BANKRUPT SALE Of SILK Weaving MAHaae0y N'' a0 and Ss
FRIDAY AFTERNOON J-,e H. at Scocs.
VALUABLE LAW LIsRARY. ES,- Catssgnes are ready.
| o. H. PERsoN Auctoneer.
- Psast Ja1e At &c u Ss'ss c: At
S. dr. H'i @ rGE1Eoh * eft & ss4
sd ard vensU By application C.anasdnrs oAss Navy
IArd the ohse Of the auetoneers, Ne l3 Pea-t .
FRIDAY, June H. at o'clock, the Savylard Bsokyn lSg
order Rear Admiral w. G0dsn CoHnAldsH Yellow Metal OeS
Shat lSo 90 shst and SHELF Isass-O Iron saa
Tanks Beats ke 40 SarBss, IL Bsksaths Bellows %
Cs 50 lots Jsiat work Sections ~ bbls ROan and
| Pitch, lot Wosaea slabs. od Weed, Chips ke.
RSBERT SoHSEylLLE AueronssL
| ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
H ROBERT soNERyILLE will cell THIS DAY At ie oe1ss
Es 81 Fnhlve large i,ssrzsst tHouSEH0LD FURNITURE
Paror sAss DiHsE Sues Carpets, Aors BesroSm ssts'
| sas ReddiuI. he. &c
BESG ?. THEALL AucsBeer
I ARGE SALE Of FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
H BENZ. F. THBALL Will sell at ascton
FRIDAY. JUNE ii, at II O'CLOCK NJ;
No 13 COgRrLAHDrsT ssTt door Merchants Hote the en-
lire stock VI the celebrated - --. -.
WILDER PATENT sALAMANDER SAFES, -.
Of all sIe Including I've PLATE SAVES
WITH HARBLE residences These Ssfes knon %
ne b esroo) aNS aud all warranted perfectly Dry New
the Whole will be Sed without reserve
EXAMINE PREVIOUS TO SALE.
I DOBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer.-Sales-
Ii rsop SO 81 7Hssaust-sOBERT SOHERViLLE will SELL {"
asetsH WEDNESDAY leo fine D"rkrg BrArs
Lsghofs Psland sad other varieties snde pairs ud os
FoS &C. Sale to at II o'clock WIN
| be view 1ustIay.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

W-HANEN Steam Transportation Co.
~ POH HRw-HAvBN. Low PARE QUICK TIME
The Sssusr STATE or MAINE. Capt Carts haung been
ssfasLv rsshed Nsuisrk from Pier Ne 20 East River
(Peet shp daily fIr' IS esaIl Frrgtt tsa Al 10"
D. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
yung SsIanS gtaI estzt, for salt'

UOR SALE-A beautiful PLACE OF 2 acres acres.
os l. L. "a miles ren Wiiainsbsrsh sres aou6dAsse % '
ffu, COED buiiugsi great bargain AFpB a1 No. l C~SA
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
DUY TAINTOR's SHORE LINE GUIDE,
I'D cnnianna eonLed and dslepAonl Of all sLaNsoa

RUH TAlNIORS NEW 1Ohh IL IN Z uliAA-
D DBLPHIA, BALTIMORE aud WAShlNfoN 0UIpk
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY KALI
HI ROAp-For LONG BRANCH. RED BANK. BRlCksbUhG'
MINCHRSTER TOMS RIVRR ke-On and after MONDAY Nay ~.
1909 TWO DAILY LIMBS supdya Icsp leave sE no S ,yS' :.
Duansst BY steamers REVkRSlNK 81 ~ and JkhSh hoii AZ
l:n5 M touehng at Pier Ne fsot Of keetorSL Al tFo
pansess oAy Rsunng-LsAVe Toms River SEQ N Aa i'S
mi LO'E H''''H' -" H. ' " L sNBDES Co., Lessee
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
DUY TAINTOR's HARLEM ROUTE GUIDE
lD essta aiug csoreA maps descriptions " all staons
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACKAWANSA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD


o e Barclays aad at of Christophert
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS ssnmeaeAE MONDAY Nav 10. leo9
TRAIN connecting DeaVie With Boesion Braneh
Dover h Chester Wserso with Sussex for An
Eswtop waskstss With tse D. L. aad W for Water
Bend and al points the Lack
and Boemburg asd DeAue aud Hsdsn Res at Etea
With Lehh sbd ssseuhGHhA isr Bethlehem, AsAtsHn AAAA
Ii:5j q 10 LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS Ee.srf Morris
towt Dovsr usekeoSU washngsn PhDsbs and EAstoa
Php pburg Bel Del 4 for Bslndere ke saa Al
Ratsa With l. " BskAlsAE. AnsstoSs hausA ChaAk asA
Nikesbauc.
40 SCRANTON EXPRESS oonHsets at WshiugtOh with The D.
and W. r. Water Gap Soussburg asd SsraAtoai at Dover
u,h Chester r. r. and at wstsrloo With sasser R 4
6:ga A. aHdI.gp N 10 SUMMIT sHd iBteruedlte rston1
$50 80 and lloA SAD SEQ 80 $50 e;SS $50 aoa
lI:sS D. n 70 SOUTH ORANGE and insrneeAts satisaS .
il:O N asd $3.50 p n to hoRRISroWE and iater.ediAs
stAteHL
Por NEWARK at6:oO T:3 s9O $50 1910 H. l1o lito
l. q $50 $40 $50 4O $50 $50, s:lo 6;C, ts sS AAd
ll:lSp.p. - .-.., ~. =, ,,o, IA
S aHd 6;IOpm g. SCHOOL, Assistant SuPsrAtsndest
n A HEsa II.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

II sip:
sA u Mail train for North port and GrCsnport
1890 for RosyH Glen Cove Locust valley Huntington. and
Eorhpert
$50 ,. n, Gftenpot EIpres
400 Royn Glsu Cove LocuI. valley Huntington North
port. shd YaphsHk
$50 M Tor Roslyn dsa COvs Locust Valley Huntington, and
Eorhpsn
p. m. for Jamaica and Hampstead
All trains Bheh Hampstead Sundhy trains for
Rorn Glen Cove LoeaIt VALLEY Huntingdon and hohpoi leaves
Hunters Pein, at "A. and .. N. l. d. BARTON SupL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
Ath pubhtEtiuus.
D0PULAR SCIENCE.

DOPULAR SCIENCE. on 49,,
L jas, Published: BRRNSTEE's POPULAR WORKS on NAT NAT
P SFNCR Ceuten Weight Of the Earth Neloeiy Nstr
Non gbt and Dsanes The Wonders Of AssnSmJ Aeteooegy
Proper Food for Man The Works Of Bsnen have bee,
RuIsBe in Eve different languages repeated eanonA shed " %
adds on receipt Of price Clsth si Paper eta Asaie'
CIR gCRMIDT. Pubisber. No. 9s Centre-st tev.ior
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

HARTFORD direct-State of New York and
i Cu Of Harsd leave Peek slip dsily for Hartford
sosnssug 'or sPuEted CAsope Hsyoke EshsmPto
Brtusbsfs NJ n. kc Fare iE class q IS; - slAs = IS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
glb- -Jnstp ytaI estatt for Sale

ALL WANTING FARMS-Good SOIL ~ n,sls ,rr..
N climate miles south Of Philadelphia rnes yog spt free
40 inproyed hrsa Hahdreds are sssthng lai0rnaS'"
Address c. X lands. YnelAHd hss'Jersey
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

NONKERS Ferry leaves Franklinst Pier nj II
AL sasa.y a. y Y aai6 " IN FL,.ht rersLyed
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

EOR BRIDGEPORT and Points on HOusa-
tse AL sCaiask BaioalFsrs 81 Steamers leave Gala
rssslp u AZ j:p Leave IhIJi0utht, r, At
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08
IL II. g. Il. SMITHS STEAMBOAT LINE foI

EJ NoaEsrs tsg, DobSs FsrfT lryHgior rarxH, ksoE.
Lake SuE Har,tfaN Nelssks Point Gny Pou
Peskt o sot Of HIrrses e. H. daily At Jl ua 3:oo p.
re- PirIc4an tLe Zee ou Pier No. a. lAhE. Asrut
New-York tribune., 1869-06-08

lot2iilT.9 j. Ps,rs.ru:: s4ss
PasgtSrH 4Ts
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-07-16
The Virginia Election,

1t is certain that Col. Walker is elect.
ed Governor of Virginia by large
majority, "that the constitution, with.
out the DISTINGUISHING and other objec.
tionable clauses, is adopted, and tina,
the wing of the Republican party which
could not swallow all the pills Of Radi
caism, has elected majority of the
members Of the State Legislature, and
secured sundry representatives in Con.
gress." This, as is very properly re.
marked by contemporary, "must not
be looked upon as q Democratic victo.
~, because it is nothing Of the kind
1t is merely the triumph of moderation
over tanaticism. 1t brings the State
back into the Union without giving il
over, tied neck and heels, to the tender
mcrcics OF the carpet-baggers, and such
of the leading negroes as have been
anxious to have picked white men for
breakfast, dinner and supper. And it
clears the way for fair aud equitable
reorganization of the political forces,
and gives better Glance than would
have otherwise presented for the re-
sumption of the cares and duties of
citizenship by the whole Democratic
element OF which the population of
Virginia is 80 largely composed. Men
Of sense, good judgment, moderate and
humane views; men owning large por-
tons of the wealth of the State, and
deeply interested in restoring her to as
close Il semblancc as may be had of her
original importance and prospects-to
say nothing Of her rcspcctabiity-have
probably secured to themselves the pow
CT to act hereafter as political leaders.
and will no doubt do good service in
stultitying the doctrines and doings Of
the irresponsible adventures and Graz
cd ignOramuScs who have so long had
supreme control. Let us wait and see !:
hoping meanwhile that we may not be
disappointed.
If the Conservatives" in Mississip-
pi and Texas will take the half loaf, as
being better than no bread, like the
white Nirginians, they will do wisely
and WELL
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-07-16
The Vote of East Tennessee.

We are not hurting much about the
present political contest in this State be.
tween the different factions Of the Rad.
ical party; but we must correct very
grave mistake into which the organ OF
Col. Stokes at Nashville has fallen in
regard to the vote Of East Tennessee
That Journal claims that its candidate
will leave the Eastern Division with a
majority of twenty-five thousand. Two
or three weeks ago we conceded that
Col. Stokes would cross the mountain
ten thousand ahead of his competitor,
and had the election occurred then, the
estimate would have been found COR
rect. But since that time a great change
has been going OH, and if Col. Stokes
gets out OF this end of the State with
any majority at all it will not be more
than three thousand.
In this county-McMinn-in the event
of full vote, we believe that Col.
Stokes will have a majority Of three
hundrcd--not more than that at the
outside; but in Monroe, Polk, Mcigs.
Rhea, Bradley and LIamilton, Scutcr
will obtain decided majorities. or the
Sequatchie country we arc not SO well
advised, and have nothing more deii-
mite than mere newspaper reports TO re-
ly upon in regard to the counties north
of the Tennessee river Roanc and
Blount will vote for Stokes. Sewer is
said to be pretty equally divided, while
in Senter's old Senatorial District il is
reported he will get a rousing majority.
The election is now only three weeks
distant, and it is not likely that any
thing will occur to check the current
at present setting strongly in favor Of
Senter. We have no disposition to de-
ceive any one, and think we are not far
out of the way in regard to the portion
of East Tennessee of which we have
spoken. If Col. Stokes is TO be elected
Governor much the larger portion Of
his votes will have TO be obtained in
Middle and West Tennessee. What
his prospects are in that direction our
Nashville contemporary knows better
than we do.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-07-16
Stokes VS.. Senter.

Here is the sentiment Of the disi'ran-
chiscd citizens OF Tennessee, rs most
APPLY and succinclly expressed by the
West Tennessee thig:
The State ,I0Nnni. Stokes organ. is
making divers and sundry moving APP
peals to the - Democracy" to vote for
Stokes against Senior, OH account OF
the obnoxious record Of the latter on
measures Of tile past. Now be it known
that the writer Of this paragraph has
been numbered among the people APP
praicd to in that matter, and we here
avow our absolute dOat-care-0-c for
any thing which either Scntcr or Stokes
have done in the past. Our interest is
in their present attitude toward the peo-
pie, and their future actions. Sentcr is
for entranchising everybody, by the
speediest possible peaceable process.
and Stokes is against it. We are for
Senter and against Stokes, for the rea-
son stated.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-07-16
virginia---view of the situation.


A correspondent of the New York
Express writes his paper from Wash.
ington in regard to the Virginia clcc-
tions and says:
The election of Walker, by combi-
nation of Democrats. Conservatives and
Conservative Republicans, over Wells
the candidate of the Radicals, "pure and
simple" is an event worthy of notice.
Walker is n Northern man, and a
moderate Republican. Wells is North
ern man, and an immodcrate Republic
can. The Federal administration. with
its usual stupidity, committed itself to
Wells, Tullock, and Forncy, and Sayles
Bowen and all the Federal oiiicc-holdcrs
in Virginia were his advocates OH the
stump and elsewhere. lie is defeated /;
ergo, the administration must roost low
err; ergo, the friends OF the administra-
! ton must roost lower; ergo, Radical
ism is killed stone dead in Virginia.
If the opposition in Pennsylvania
nominate Hancock for Governor, Simon
Cameron believes he will beat Geary.
Hancock ought TO be nominated for
more reasons than one. Let not Penn
sylvania forget that Hancock is the
coming mani If they elect their Gov
crnOr in October, what follows in 1872 ?
Why. Hancock again. of course, but for
far higher Office than the gubernatorial
chair of Pennsylvania.
II Pennsylvania be carried in Octo-
Der by the Conservatives, they will have
= solid column of States from the St.
'i.rWrcucc down to the Roanoke. with
Kentucky, the glorious. at the West as
II pioneer into that great region. Ii Sell
ter beats Stokes in Tennessee. that State
also will be redeemed from Mumbo-
Jumboism in August. and another adj
vance Southwark made into tie enemy's
domain.
Wheat being down to - cents in some
Of the Western States. it is scriouSlvde-
batcd there whether it be not high time
to cut loose from the New England pro-
teriionists, and strike out for freedom
and the high seas. via the St. Law
renee and the Mississippi; with gold
drafts on Barring Brothers, i'll payment
tor wheat, instead of paper drafts on
Sncliungus and Stiggins. Should Ohio
lead of in this movement and elect Il
Conservative Governor in October,
what Il solid addition would be made to
the Conservative column already refer
red to. For Ohio is II solid chunk " OF
Il State, as they say out west, and when
she moves in Il given direction, certain
effects are almost sure to follow.
If the Conservative majority Of 80
0JJ in Virginia shall be followed by
similar majori'ics in Pennsylvania. New
York, and Ohio this fail, the overthrow
Of the present administration would
seem TO be inevitable. Some of our
old political warehouses predict an ava
lanch1 this year. like that which swept
over New York and other States in
1881. They say, when the Radicals lost
Seward. Chase, and Stevens, they lost
all the brains they ever habitat the
present administration has not sense
enough even to use the patronage OF the
Government for its own benefit; and
consequently that in the coming contest
it will be comparatively powerlcss.--
Time will show the correctness of this
opinion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-07-16
Keen Your Shirts Oh.

Owing to the disscnSions in the Rad.
ica' party the prospect is Frightening
there is a rift in the cloud. and few
streaks Of daylight are perceptiblc--
whercupon some Of our friends who
have been through the valley and sha.
dow with us. grow wild and begin to
act as though they had the whole world
in sling. There is neither sense, poll.
cy or good faith in such antics. Go
slow, and keep your shirts on. We don't
know why any Democrat should want
to thrust himself into the responsibility
that will devolve upon the next Lcgisla,
turc,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1869-07-16
Gen. COOper's Card.

Attention is directed to letter from
Gen. 10. Cooper, which appears in ano-
ther part of the present issue. 1t is
short, terse and to the purpose. 1t will
be seen that the General abandons The
sinking raft, and jumps right square on
to the platform of Universal Enfran-
chisement. This is pretty heavy blow
at the faction which still c!ings to Col.
Stokes and Anti. Suffrage. They had
counted surely Oh Fighting Joe" to
the bitter end, and his detection tells
fearfully. So far as East Tennessee is
concerned, the only prominent Radicals
who now support Stokes is a man
named Camp, at Knoxville, said to be n
lawyer, and DIR. Young. the colored can
didate for Joint Representative from
Knox and Sewer. If there is ANYBODY
for him in Middle and West Tennessee.
with the exception of 10. Blackburn
and Cap. Hathaway, the telegraph and
press have both failed to report the
fact. The Colonel would do well to
curl up and quit at once.