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LAND SALES.
BIZ THE rRrsiss&Ss5!o S 81 THE UNITED

BIZ THE ralslss sis sIss d TIL, UNITED
President Of the United States of America do here
by declare and make known that public sales VIII
held ct the aand oSes rn
designated, to wit:
At the Land Office at MINNEAPOLIS. eommen-
cling on Monday the nth day OF sepasbmeeF next o
owing TOWNSHIP ps and parts of townships, viz:
North Of the base ss and icsst Of thsffh principe
The Sc x and the t & 81 Section 5; the
section le of township he sections iS and the
Of section %; sections a, p, 81, and s. OF town.
SECTIONS .s 5 H. IS, u.s. and IL the Mex Of
and d s y! sRt2 81
the Sc 4 ofsW d of section IS, Of township u.s. OF
ssstio1 9s .t, H. is IS; and p the Of
~ a fss sna
(; sW (, Of section 81, Of township lis q
ctionsl, II, and IS; the N y of section IS,
q, Is H. g. 81, S. and S, Of township III, Of
= r. s s. $, and s. n
~ ss snd g. Of II 1snes g.
ssssiGSns liz and ssdtion Is and =
oftownship lls, of range 81.
sss5G9s s and and T. Ct
lis of range 80.
section i9; the u of section n: the u of section
g. of township III; sections Is a. % 81 49, and IS,
Township rs Of range g. - 90 o, and ., N.
tons q, n, %, 81, So, and IS, of township lis,
Tewnship ns; sectiens ,s.s;7,S,Il1s, I5,I,l9,
The of section a. %. and the i Of section s.
Of township III of range S5
Township ll6: sections l. g. g. g. ii, 49, IS, II, 49,
n %, ~ n and 20, of township liz, of range So.
81 49, and 35, of township 49, of range 81.
Townshin ils III, and ms sections 8, ls ~ and
tons 2s So. 81. g. IS. and 81. of township lis.
At the Land Once at ST cLoUD men ing
on taf fbe nebc lands 81 witbn the follow
the uasPosa SO + -, viz ~ "
North OF me case H"e ara .css' 0 ms MN PTs"epa'
u.:,,s, ~. az u of ,o,.;o, N o,5 ,ho
anu a. tn0 ~ e vi 1,5 -, aa o Vic
q 81 ~ ~ Is md ~. r. y ~
sceion 10 the Z If section o. and the z of
sectlon - oI toWnsnlp I'll secIons d. %, anu o''oi
tsTnshlp iI, OF ranges. =, .. s,,.LNu 90
.n 10 Q, section no. anu and the Of
% r. oe ~ III I91 sactions 90 on 20 and
sectlCu Io u ~, f y n-i -'' 'i' w. ~
81 OF township ~ OF range ~ srd IT, ,d+h.N,l
sec.lons D. o ., ~ 10 %, 10 anu y, anu me os "a
81 of ssct lie 2s sections g. a. 49, 81 3d. and 3d. OF
townshlp LIZ, OF range Si - -. ond - y,
Sections l. s. I, y II; 10; TO- ana nc y, on Town.
IL me " iH.sactinns 10 81 "a 1s 81 90 81
| 80, and IS, oftownship l22; of range % .,:.
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~ SON. DAAD 'Ai A novel BY o. 'eaiire-
The Ingoldsby Legends, new edition, 2 vols.
Rel sious Training of Children. By Catherine
E Beecher.
Wrong Of Slavery and Right of Emancipation,
By Robert Dale Owen.
Haunted Hearts. By the author of the " Lamp.
From Cape Cod to Dixie
Seven Stories with Basement and Attic.
Collins Voyage down the AMOR
Hand Book for Travellers in Europe.
Westminster Review for July.
Woman's Philosophy of Woman.
sau % FRANCK TAYLOR
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CLARIFIED CIDIRu
I have just received per schooners George s,
AdamsH and 1T. VI - from Boston large suuplv
Of pure Massachusetts, OLARIF1ED OF DER. which
offer for sale at the lowest market price, in guam
Hotel Keepers suffers, and all others in want of
prime article OF Cider are invited to call and ex.
anime this before purchasing elsewhere.
RILEY A. EHINN
Union Bottline Depot, 81 Green st.,
GEORGETOWN. D. o.
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All bona tide actual settlements under existing
laws subssting prior to and to the date of this
oil defamation. win be recognized and all such set
Tiers are hereby called upon to come forward and
establish and enter their claims with the Register
and Receiver before the day fixed in the foregoing
for the commencement of the public sale.
J. NJ. EDM UNDS, Commissioner.
NoTE.-Tnder the regulations of the Department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proclamatons, except to such
publishers specifically authorized by the Com
missioner of the General Land Office. je 4-lawI2w
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Chief QuartsrnaStsr's Office, Depot Of Warrington, 4
Washsngton, ID. c.. Amg. Is, Loo. (
Wanted, at once, FIVE hundred 5000 to one thou
sand ,0OO) Transfers each capable of driving with
single line and managing six mule taams.
To such who are competent to perform the duty,
the pay per month will be thirty Ave 1851 dollars
with one ration per day, and hospital pr vileges,
including the best medical attendance when sick
Men experienced as Wagon Masters will receive
such positions, upon brn ging to this point twenty
Apply to Captain CHARLES H. TOMPKINs,
A. O. ID; .. s: A, corner Of Twenty second and G.
D. H. FUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief QuartermasterS
au l8-1t Depot of WASHINGTON
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A-sA TIsH WANG, THE GREAT CHLNESE
HlI .REMEDYJor GONORRHEA, GLEE1.
O4V Etc. ONE BOX WILL PBRFoRA OuM
AXIngredients are purely vegetable. 1t e
pleasant to the taste. has no bad odor. ana
detection. Circulars free. Price 81 boz: Sold bX
JOHN J, KRONER, successor to g. g; Upham, 49S
3. o. FORD, 996 PsnnsTlvania avenue; sent b.
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TOMPANION 10 THE REBELLION RECORD.
" containing Omcial Reports, Narratives and
State Papers, both National and Rebel, which were
not published In the regular issues Of the Rebel.
Lion Record. 1vol. 6vo., with portxaits:
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We Accept their Issue.

AZ the opening Of this rebellion, and If.
ter the Union men had shown their hands.
the redc, stated, through their papers IN
their cour'.rooms, in their hall. Of legislu-
ton, and on an occasions, that throughout
the South TN, one party could or should
live in the Now Conlejeracy Especially
was It avowed, and sworn 20 upon all occa-
sions. that if the South gained her indepen-
dcuc,. Union men and their families could
not live in Tennessee They presented this
issue to u. we accept it aus Union men. and
We shall carry il out II the military au-
thori,ic. do not, the 10000 East Tennessee
Union men in the Federal army will see
that but one party can live here in IN, fu-
urc
The rebels Of East Tennessee we're mover
more active for mischief than they are now
They are inviting raids into every part ot
East Tennessee They write letters out
informing them OF our weak poiut---tcl
the enemy that We have only So many cow
ardly negroes in Knoxville many raw
recruits guarding such and such bridge --
Their females boast thai East Tcnno- ,cc
will he captured ia q very short time and
in all this they reflect the sentiments of the
mao who have u little more prudence than
these silly women
We want more sGdtn0 ouf--uut out "a
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Nine Men Murdered !

The rebels near Messy Creek last week,
and before the approach Of the Federal
Cavalry captured nine Of the East Tenncs-
sec one hundred days men, and after their
surrender, shot them Ia oe' ~ UrOud, and with
muskcte turned upon them and beat ont
the brains Of four Of them, swearing that
they did not intend to recognize one hun
bred day men as prisoners Of war
Is such barbagity to be tolerated. Are
such base savages or the families that invite
them into the country, to go unwbippcd OF
Justice? We trust in God that the 9Th and
18th Tennessee Cavalry, now iu that see
ton. under Il gallant leader. will burn out.
shoot down, and hang mp. oycryrcbcl guer-
rlla and rebel sympathi>or- they find
They swear openly wherever they appear,
that but one party can live here Rebel
citizens have sworn the same. Let o, ac-
cept the issue. and act upon it There are
but two parties the Federal and Rebel par
ties. and one or the other mast leave the
country One or the other mu,tb be killed
off, and we hope the Union men are ready
for the work. This rs our hand. and the
rebels can make the most Of it,
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families pitched in to secure another SET o.
rights, The families Of most Of these par
ties win need another Bankrupt Law to put
them whore their parents were % years
ago, We give q few specimens Of them
from the records;
l. George Mcfarland Of Knox county
family all rebels
. Edmond Hodges, Of Jefferson county
3 Joseph C. Rhca. Of Sullivan county
4 John Parker Of Knox county--3 sons
IN the rebel army
3 John Bi,c Of Knox county,
6 Jacob Newman Of Knox county--son.
all in the rebel army
z John Mas,cngill Of Sullivan county
s. jeremiah c NJ, Monday, Of Knoy
county
O. Jas /, Sparks, Of Washington county
10 John Rhca Of Sullivan county.
H. Andrew NJ Hook, Of Blount county
~ Geo b Kennedy Of Knox county
b. Jane, W, Campbell, of Knox county
A. james S Whitman, of Knox county
10. Henry c, Stephenson, Of Washing
ton SONS in the rebel army
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Secretary Of War and OF the Navy, Us well
IN the President himself
20, All officers Of the Quarter Masters
department, upon receiving an application
from duly authorized Agent Of the Treas
ury Department for transportation by land
or water, for collecting and forwarding to
market abandoned, captured and coud-cabc
property, under the Regulations Of the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury Of 18th Of July.
1864, wIlfurnish such transportation where
IT can be done without injury TO tho public
service So ordered Quartormustcr Gen
cral Mcigs, 18th Of August, 1864
The foregoing are the OUTLINES of a large
pamphlet Of 70 Pagcs, comprising those and
many other points Of interest rs well %, the
acts Of Congress bearing ON these points.
the Proclamations of the President, aud the
recent orders Of his Sccrctarc,
W, G. BRowNLoW,
asst Spec, Agcm Treas DlpL
AUGUsT "a, 1864,
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OBITUARY.

Departed thi. life at the residence Of william Morr
in thi. county, the 3oth Of November, 1863. JANE
MARSHAL HODGES, aged 20 ycsrs and q days, ATE
an illness Of twenty-five days. which he bore with IA
thence and fotituo well bccomngs soldier notwithstsr
ding he nces.anty harra,scd and torneutcd b. ID
rebel soldiers who infested th. country al that time
He died of Typhoid Pneumonia Fever.
Tho deceased being LEFT an orphan boy ly tho dealt
Of his father at The age Of fifteen the sole care ofhis Nd
owed mother six brothers and sisters oil jcvolycl upo
him and carefully he guarded the sacrad trust committee
to his care by his dying father all his past life has pros
with uncca.ng diligencr he laborel year after yea
to support the dependent family by honorable means
aud this he did so long he permitted to I'd
main with them. Two years previous to bic death d
let his home in Eass Tennessee which occupied n
rebels, and crossed into Kentucky, and cus.s IN al
Federal army for three years during the war; froj
that time until the unfortunate day on which he died n
was ever considered brave and valiant soldier erforu
ing all the arduous duties connected with soldiers nd
with that becoming cheerlncs that never nlei to uni
the applause Of bis superior officers and the love m
confidence Of his fellow sodicrs We do most hearth
sympa,bize with the hcrclyci mother and .ters in the
irTcparabc boswell may You mourn fond and devote
mother, he was indeed a son aud brother we'll worthy
your lsmenation W. can say to the mother that in Il
Heath Of her child she has lost duu and obedicnt
h. brothers and sister. Kind aud ncc,ionate prote
ter and brother society of her brshiest ornament
and East Tennessee oneof her most noble pariots.
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county
Knox County Meeting.

Pursuant to public notice, the citizens Of
Knox met in Convention in the Court
House, on the 10Th inst, when Samuel X,
Rogers Esq was called 70 preside, He ex.
planned the object Of the meeting in few
brief remarks, and defined his own position
to be on the side Of the Federal Govern
meut, and in favor Of crushing out the re-
bcIIion. NJ. J., Hall was appointed Sccre-
taIy and-pcoches were delivered by Messrs,
Maynard and Temple.
The pcopie, and not leaders, officers and
soldiers composed this Convention, and in
the audience we observed many Of the best
men in Knox county, old, tried, and gray
haired veterans in the Union cause, And
the sentiments Of the speakers, and the en-
thusiasm with which they were received,
showed where the real people were. They
are with the Government, and for prosecu,
ting the war until the rebellion is put down,
We have been at few meetings whose tenn
per and spirit were more to our liking,
The following delegates We're appointed
to represent Knox in the State Convention
at Nashville the first Monday in Ssptcm-
ber. and we are pleased to know that they
are men who calculate ON going
|, Samuel r Rogers
, Horace Maynard,
2 S,,nuoI NT,r.n,,,o,
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Rankrnniri and SecesNlnn.

We have before us the Knoxville Irgys
Of the nth Of June, 1912. and ia it $50 find
a list OF bankrupt, in Fast Tennessee Some
of the partie, are dead and others are liv-
ing but the descendants Of oven the dead
are all in the rebellion They got their
riqtts of the Fedora Government 22 years
ago, by being released from all their liabil-
ities TO honest creditors and when this re-
bellion conipouced, these men and their
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MHEELER'S REBEL RAID!


There was rebel rad on Dalton on the
night OF the l'th lnsto tne raiders salu 10
number o'ooO, with SIX pieces OF "t'Iiefy'
The Federal garrison at Dalton under COL
LalboId numbered but 4oo men, Of "a MIS-
sour volunteers Inc reOeI' "pPro"cheo
lhc Town Ia me VI p"''''' "ll" "V''o' ''"'
IN demand for the surrender OF the town.
couched IN the following words
10 the 2E'c.T commanding L. .. JoreeS
To prevent the HnnreG' "a 'la,on Oh 3"o4,
ditional surrender of the forces under your COM
m9nd {" this garrison , w..
l@7"e' Mai Gen. Comd'r C,nfedcro,e Force.
To which c,l toibold r,srordoJ :, tho
r,lIovin,, Ioconic forms.
n..p., ,..
not to surrender.
Tsignedl -. b. LNmoLD.
Seeing "'n'''l o"''"''''. 0''' ''' 3'''"n'
Oo' l''''O0', '0"s,'' '''o,'''' - JUS va '''
"oiNS, ''' N't' '"' ~ '''C'' a. ''S' ANU
NOV ~, '' ,J' " wv T T'o'' Wv
d inc i''"' 'uv s',''''' nay oI" '''c'"''''''
''l'''' 'i'''' ,'''''''''007' WIN '',''i'i''
lie''' sN'' ~ '7''"S '1''.li'''ry' l's ga
iiSo" '''' ''' Y"' '',| ''' '''''' '3'"''s
iii",'''S ""UC' W. -'Ji 7'", "''' u '''I'
sh a7I .L.',Li,.aI,,. ,n,n.l ,,iI o,5 a.
uo,' "''o WV 49, or rn' NV , aI,, ''"' "Su
milo Of FOND The Federal loss. in killed
.zl ,,.,.,,l,d ,,.os "a and tboroboI Ios.15
a.l-,l.iust , nortion of the Wheeler
...... .,..,l r,.,t Athens. and payc our
....;l.. s..ra DESTROYING some
......... ... road and burning down the
a.-.r Vb.y also robbed the stores and
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The Ohio Female College.
AuGusT "a, 1864,


We refer our readers to the advertisement
Of this Institution. We took occasion, q
few weeks ago, to say in IN editorial notice
Of some length, several things in regard to
this popular Seminary Of learning Now
we have to say, that we have copies Of the
Catalogue, and can furnish those wishing to
be informed Its location at College Hill,
six miles north of Cincinnati, is one of un-
surpassed beauty and salubrity The site
Of the College is elevated five hundred feet
above the Ohio River commanding a most
extensive and romantic view, embracing the
Queen city, and numerous villages and a
landscape Of rare beauty and variety, The
College grounds contain about twenty acres,
diversified in surface, afording ample space
for promenOdcs and gymnastic sports, as
well as for flower and vegetable gardens, or
chards, &c.
The College buildings, seven in number,
were constructed with direct reference to
the wants OF such an Institution. The main
cdifcc is the admiration Of all who have
seen it, 1t is three stories high, beside the
o'o',i'0"' Wv """'''0 ""o Jury 's',o"
feet long, and eighty-onc feet deep, contains
81 apartments, eleven spacious halls, n
l''9,''' - ,, ''''" '''lr,'' '"iP''N' WV"
",' ~ "i'" '0'0 ""'ei' ''"'" 5'0'9 % sup
P'''U '''' D'''"'''"' "0'' q ''''''' VI l,o'''
c""u''' 81" WV "l'''o"'"'' ~ ,,'' '"'''''S'
'',', ''"O '0''' "'I " NV" ''C'' 'oo"'
anu nan, y 'o",l''''0'9 '''''' - P'""'0''S'
"i' '"' "''"'' " w al 'ou'''''''''' ~ pure
N'''i'" I'''' N"''r' al" '''' "'''' "'Ooi IS
i0ru ~, ~ y ''' '',''' mean,
'l' oA'ii' premises are "''eU WIZ" gas
lnIS IlloueI STRUCTURE l. he"'eo ~ steam
sen'f"'eu IL po''o'S' S''u"'co Two nunuFeo
'"' - '"' ''''' ." ~ " "I0'' "'i u"ISo'
'V'' ~ - 'AP'o''''' - - ''''''''''' W
mn - '",' '"'''''N' go ~
80 D 'T'''' wy ,'""
'''"','' '''' p'''0' ~ " IVA ''''' an VIA"
/ from Ihe upper atmosphere, by means ol
tower and subteranean passage. This air
| is warmed in winter bv passinU over eytep
sivo co;Ie ~ stoo,, ,ir,o and ,lol,.l =. ,,,,,
rP>' '0'NN - sum
auei " "r''eiSe oiuei VI waves ana nueS'
Inc atmosphere III the rooms can always be
kept pure.
The Institution ia eppnliod with amman
otus Iihrorios and oil +ha ,,,,,Iio,,,., ,',..,,
','lI W. Wv i'''''''' - ">l'
S"ry lot " compete ana thorough education
and training OF mind and body. Physical
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aud bonds. but not TO any advertisements
or writing, provided for by these llogua-
tons Stamps will BIO furnished by the
proper Special Agent at the rate fixed by
the informal revenue act namely affidavit
. ccuts bonds not exceeding 81 900, 30
conr,-lor every additional thousand or
fraction 30 cent, morc-ccriihcatcs ; cents
powers of Attorney, DO cents These fees
go into the Treasury,
10, All money received by the officers Of
the Treasury Department such as Agents,
Aids. &c. shall be paid over promptly to
the Supervising Special Agent, through
Designated Depository The First National
Bank Of Knoxville is the Depository for
thi. section, and through it ] make my re-
mttancc to the proper department
II These regulations shall supcrccdo all
others, conflicting herewith, affecting com
mcrcial intercourse with States declared in
insmrcction, and all permits hereafter
granted must be granted in pursuance Of
Them All existing ""lno'i,c7 70 transport
goods wares IN" "oIcIi"'lu'''l i''o any 'i'
'urecIon"ry o'ale' arc Noreoy ro'oNou
and these regulations take o"'c' upo" 'hS
Pno"o"I'on Vn'''''
u. Abandoned properly ID 'l"' VINO"
mas o''N OF may DC uoScr'ou ~ 'no ." ,''r''
or when the l""Iul owner lh'reo' si'"i' DC
voluntarily absent 'n'Io'ro"'' u S'"' ou'
because OIL persistent ",s'oy"'y' '''''' !"
arms, on o'"oT"'so III "'o''So " o''o"i"S '"S
Ihc ioo''lo", Oo'''',"O'V properly - '""'
which Is liable TO co"nSc"'on unocr 'HSsoN'
eraI acts OF congress
ID. Ihe Agent OF the treasury depart
mont shall collect ana receive al ABANDON
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Tennessee and Slavery.

IN 1884 during the sitting Of the Consti-
tutional Convention of the State, when the
subject Of slavery was under discussion,
the delegates from East Tennessee sent
home request that the people should in
,ruct them on thcycxed question. Attbat
time John Baker commanded regiment OF
militia in Jefferson county, and at the close
Of q Rcgmental muster in New Market, a
vote was fairly taken, and every man in the
Regiment but three, voted to make Tennes
see q free State'
This man Baker, then for free State led
of ia this Internal rebellion, and was the
secret r,Jd poiircm1H at the Greeneville Con
vcnion to watch the movement. OF the
Linconitc- o for a whip in every honest
hand TO lash such rascal through the
land
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First Tennessee Infantry.

ll,.,, p.r,L, nj l,,.,~,,,..I &.
c.,,,r, u,yi,. l.,r,,5 ,b,, mo allan, R,.;oo.,,
under your command the Ia, Tennessee Infantry, after
three ye'' Of The most Ardaoa' service bn'' returned
' 81, .',' '''' '''' ~ 'lo t'''''1' 'aarasu %
w. ,,,.- If r,., T,rr,..os -ou.3 no rI,5 ~ =, or'
por,uuiy TO giving them pablo reception and extend to
them our kindly greetings before they receive their fna
a....' y our s...., -n1. meet y,rr W, ,s'S
so-yonr9,, and .pabs n. f., ,oomnni.s,. n, same %
orr fellow citizens.
We ARE very respectfully YOU os'd' ''r''n''
jane Jane p. cr ,l1a Jno. i. Fleming
J'6n william. r. X. Boiler Boiler
Andrew Knott, r T. Hail
=. H. H. T ~ " H " tI,m
s. u. Smith J. 3. Dob.ae,
~ n T,f.,r VA ri,;.t.W
Jane. Roigcr, Jos. Meek Logan
p. i p.'ti IN "''' m. Pp ,a"''
W. I. DuFgl. T. J.. gIllCnValert
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tay- The First National Bank ha. re-.
moved To the Ocoec building, and is now
open for business
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MARRIED..

On the ih lust, by George W Summers. Esq, NJ
VI thf county,
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g. Suffers of Posts or Regiments will be
granted permits for such articles as they
are authorized to sell, free Of The three per
cent. fec or war tax; but no permit will be
granted to Suter except on presentation,
to the proper permit officer, OF a', original
commission from the commanding officer OF
bis regiment or post, cOuntcrsigned by the
Division Commander thereof The Sutlcr
files his oath with his application, swearing
that he has not, and win not sell to citizens.
or to any persons except the officers and
soldiers belonging TO the United State, ar
my.
Z All coin or bullion to any State or sec.
ton heretofore declared to be- in insurrcc
ton is absolutely prohibited except for
military purposes, and under military or
dcrs, or under special license from the
President Agents and Agency Aids are
sworn to seize upon all gold and silver they
may find coming into Tennessee. without
this authority
5. All officers and agents Of the Treasury
Department are directed to seiz. any and
all products of an nsurrcctonary State,
found moving without permit "a provided
by the Regulations, or without evidence
that all fees and Government dues have been
paid and to cause proceedings to be insti-
tuted for the forfeiture thereof to the Uni
ted States This particularly applies to
tobacco, cotton, salt &c
g. Internal revenue stamps are required
by law TO attsclsso afIidavits, certificates,
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Accompanying ibis application must be
the following oath, to-wit, the party swear
ing that he is, and oi,rJyS has been ioyal
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-07
DIARRHEA AND PAIN IN THE
BOWELS CURED.

CARTHAGE, Hamilton Co, o. Nov. rs, 1883
Dr.. o. Il. BAKER,
Much Esteenlea Fricdi.-I have had +
severe attack Of Diarrhca. attended with severe
gripping pains, and was reduced very low. |
tried many different medicines, but all to n,
purpose, until | got a bottle of your Pail
f~anacea, and commenced its use. The drsl
dose put q quietus on the gripping pains, AM
i had notsused two twenty-five cent bottle
lbeforc | was entirely cured. | also recon
,;uenjcd it to . friend, who was attacked wiz
',rnmp colo, and suffering with excrucint!1e
ilaS1s. and three doses entirely cured him.
tr- w. ID. BARRY