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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22

SAD.-We cannot doubt and it is useless to
deny or attempt to conceal the fact, that Vice
PRESIDENT Andrew Johnson appeared in the Sem
ate Chamber for Inauguration in a state of in
'eoriation, and that bis maudlin speech and ac-
lions rendered the solemn ceremony a scene of
disgrace to the country and of pain to its friends
put johnson is man of great intellect and
mental force, hearty patriot, and has hereto
iore proved himself moral hero. We hope and
oei,eTe will again show himself In that character,
ana redeem name which the nation has delight
co 10 honor from the stigma which will other
Use rest upon II. Ali good men must be griev !
.ue vice residents lapse into error and folly
ous We should charitabiy consiier that no mortal
man Is free from all the vesknAsa.. ~ huma !
aature.---ferada Gaz.re
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

lTHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EA.
/ listing between the undersigned was TINS Gay
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons IN
|debted to the firm will make payment to A. "
Wright, who will continue business at the Ole
stand A. D. WRIGHT,
JOHN STENMONS.
Hay Fork, April l. 1865. i''' z
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NOT A FEW

NOT A FEW
OF the wors. disorders that act mankind arise rom M
corruption that in the Blood. or all the o-
coveres that have made TO purge IL out none can
equal in enec. HELM3OLDS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSA PARILLA. 1t cleanses and renovates the
Blood, nsls the vigor Of health into the system, and
purees out the humors which make disease It stimulates
the healthy functions OF the body and expes
that grow and rankle the Blood Such remedy that
could c relied has long been sought for ana nov" LOT
the FIRST time, the public have one on which they can &C.
ncnl Oar space here does not admit OF certificates to
show effects. but the trial Of single bottle viii show 10
the sick tina. surprising anything they have
taken.
Two tabie.poon.u cfthe Extract Of sarsapara added
20 pint OF water equal to the Lisbon Dict Dra1 aaa
one bottle Is equal to gallon of the Syrup Of sar'apar
or the Acoctlon a, usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely scientific
principes-in Ticuo-and embody the full strength OF
the ingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive test will be comparison OF their proper
.ies With those se. forth In the U. S. Dispensasoy.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont of Justice T. E. Jones Court, of Wea-
vervile township, county of Trinity, to me d.
rected, in favor of William Herdle and against
Ah Page and Charley, have seized, and wilex-
pose for sale at public auction at 10 clock, A.
a on Saturday. the
9th day of May, 1865,
in front of Justice Jones Office Douglas City,
the following described property, to wit Those
certain mining claims Steiner Flat, Trinity
county, known as the mining claims of All Page
and Charley, adjoining and Immediately above
the claims of Moses Gum l. Co.. together with
the flume. sluice boxes, reservoir, and all other
pppurtenances of said claims. Also, one frame
dwelling-house on Steiner's Flat situated near
the residence of A. Erskine and now owned by
said defendants. All of which will be sold to
the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs.-Dated this 10th day of April,
A. D., 1865. JOHN HANLON,
l4.ts. Special Constable for said Township.
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL.
---a--a
Court Terms In Trinity.

Otsfrtes C0srf-Hon- Ephraim Garter Judge: A. !
eember. ~ ~o-4' "AN "
county Cosrf-Hon. John Murphy Judge: A. J. Loo.
FIRST Monday in January, March, May July Sep
TENDER and Nov mber.
Probate C0srf.-Hon John Murphv Judge: A. J. Loo
ms, CLERK Fourth Monday in each month.
DoSre or SuPsrrfs0rs.-Henry Martin chairman
A. 9. Price and s. II. Short First MONDAY 10 Februa.
~. May, August and November.
NO attention will be paid communications sent for
puocation In the JOURNAL unless they
the real name Of the author This merely required guard
Us against imposition.
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A Palm OF Freedom.

Still wave our streamer's glorious folds
Ger all the brave and true,
Though ten dim stars have turned to blood
On yonder field of blue.
1t is our nations judgment day
That makes her stars to fall;
And all the dead start from their graves
At Freedoms trumpet-call.
Lo. on the founders of the storm
She rides,-an angel strong
Now swift day of reckoning comes
Now ends the slaver's wrong.
Lift up your heads, ye faithful ones,
For now our prayers prevail
Ye fathless, hear the tramp of Doom,
And dread the iron hail
Gods last Messiah comes apace,
In Freedoms awful name;
He parts the tribes to right and left,
To glory or to shame.
Then wave the steamers gallant folds
Ger all the brave and true,
Till all the stars shine out again
On yonder field of blue.
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&YNHIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
loved on this coast an uninterrupted success
LOT fourteen years, and has become one of the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele-
|brated Lock Hospital is to London, and the no,
Hess renowned establishment of Ricord to Parls,]
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast
IThe thousands annually received and cured place.
lit in point of number of patients among theI
VERY first of the world, and the success OF lts|
Treatment ranks it second TO none
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IR-|
IN FEMALES are the great
Idestroyers of health. They insiduously attack
THE system and gradually undermine and destroy
lit they rive the bloom from the cheek, the]
lustre frorn the eye the sire myth and vigor FROM
the frame they give to the world puny and
diseased offspring, and pos on, through success
ssive gener atoms of the race of man. The marks
|can be seen in Scrofula, CO assumption, Cripples,
Ithe ldiotic, the Paralytic, he Insane, etc.
4 There IS no more terrible scourge to the human]
race than those diseases ar Using from the con-,
Examination of Veneral p olson. The mildest
forms, by retreatng to the blood hold ever over
THE one afflicted, the sword Of destruction that
lis liable at any moment to fall and blight-to'
utterly destroy-all earthl,' hopes.
MERCURY, recognized the most fatal medi-
cal enemy to man, combn ing with the Venerial j.
doubles his dangers. Those who have BEEN
treated with that pernict,us mineral poison are
not cured; the disease ha only assumed new
Xform
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Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,

|that leave the poison to crawl through the sys-,
item, eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface to burst
|out in the future with a vrulence that will
|bafle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
CURES can be obtained hy consulting a physi-
clan whom long practice and thorough invest-
cation into causes of DIS EASES of the URINA-
Try ORG ANS enables to determine at once the
mature of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures are Always Guaranteed,
I'm Syphilis and its adjuncts Gonorrh9a and its
accompanying diseases all disorders of the
Bladder Kidneys and PROSTATE Seminal Weak
mess Diseases of the Heart and Lungs Dys-
|pepsia Indigestion. lmpotency lnsipient Con-
sumption, and all disease of the urinary organs.
| in either sex, cure alwa Us WARRANTED OR no
|P AY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22

CALIFORNIA CLOTHING SUIrs.-The proprietors
of one of the largest clothing establishments OF
the city are contemplating the manufacture Of
their own goods from California-made cloth, in
stead of importing their suits from the East, as
is now the uniform rule of San Francisco cloth
ing merchants. This is a step in the right di'
rection. 1t will at once patronize home manu-
facture and give employment to many who need
it.-Bul{etin.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22
30 KEGS FRESH CRANBERRIEs.

lust RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE Al
n. LASG'S.
weassrriils. April i. 1865. IA
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to SUBSCRIPTIONS for the San francisco da
lies at Publishers prices.
Any Newspaper Magazine Review, In the
above list will be usnshed to order Orders Books Mu
pic Fancy Articles &C., filled promptly the lowest market
rates Subscriptions payable invariably in advance
Address.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22
Bunting Flags!
ALL SIZES, from 60 cents to 81 per foot
UNION BADGES AND PINS!
IN GREAT VARIETY.
j. STRATMAN,

Major First California Artillery.
Empire News Depot, northeast corner of Wash
ington and Sansome, San Francisco.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS WHO FAVE NEGLECTED
II to procure Licenses for the present Quarter,
,r who have not taken out the same for the Omar.
er last past, are hereby notified that they INNS,
procure them Immediately. the amounts will
De placed in the hands of the District ATTORNEY
or collection. DAVID KINDS, Collector.
By Ed. NEBLETr, Deputy.
Wearerville. March 10, 1865. e.4i.
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Woman in all her Difficulties
Bilious .Maladies, &C., &c.

In whatever form disc attacks the liver. it il repealed
land extermnaed bv this searching painless and Irresistible
curative Billions renitte 1ts bilious purging, and all TIN
ordinary disorders of the indicated by pain in thu
right side and between shoulders. yellowness Of thu
whes of the ewes weakness debility, &C. relieved
land removed by the remedy with celebrity which asonshe
he sufferers and their friends LIT the sick whom the fac
uty abandoned with hhdence to TINS poweru
nt bilious agent and 20 health and sctivit,
he he unyarynp result.
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DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are the of the deadiies matdes. Their effect
to yate ali the fluids Of the body. and To send poisont
STREAM through all the channels OF circulation. Now win
E the OF the Pills They cleanse the bowels.
lae the liver bring the relaxed rritaed stomach into
qtura condition. ami. acting through the secretye org
u ITSELF change the state of the system fro
sic To health. by exercising simultaneous and Who'll
.n1ne ettect upon all its parts and functions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22
Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weakness, &c

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which charact
ID dyspepsia mtgated by the Pills Darrh,e ca
CONSTIPATION headache. physical prosration nervous II e
iors Pushes spasms affections of the kidneys hemor
L ods or piles and fact all internal complaints from
arising before the sautary influence
this extraordinary remedy. As specific for dyspepsia,
nd the with it, growing out of it. the
ills are always to relied when every other medicine
nd mode Of treatment has utterly failed.
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CONSULTING OFFICE:
$40 Washington Street,
NO CURE, NO PAY

A- Consultation by letter or otherwise, FREE For
ection of letters, see below.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-04-22
|Be Of Good Cheer! The Sinking may b
SAVED BY THE USE OF
H0llOWay'S Ointment!
These Mighty Healers, World Known a,
H1rLd Trikd. gre q RO0n 10 Ire SICK.

The of sterling medicinal meet the ills and
Fes Of the suffering portion of humanity aud entire
free from mineral and other eeterios particles severed
Felt till this all powerful medicine u-hered into the world
IoLowAYs INVALUABLE Pills have become the HoUSEBoL
of all nations Their attribute is wei
lts they attack the RADIX of the complaint
nd thus by removing the hidden Of disease renyia
and the dropping energies Of the SYSTEM assist
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SnpeEintendencr Of Freedmln.
OFFI-E SVFERIyTEyuESr FErEnuLN FAsrAsB Nip
pLs IESNEssEE SalLslIe. Feb. 1, 1850

OFFI-E SUFEnISrEepESr FErEDutN FssrAsD Mp
. DIS IESNFssEE ca,lglIe Feb 1, 1850.
Circular No. a.
Ilf9E I'M ersigned, by order Of the Secretary Of
II Wan, and az the request of the Military Cover
nor Of the state, assumes the supervision of a. o
Freedmen Of East and II ddle Tennessee ortbe
present all othce and citizens u charge Of Contra
hand Camps D. The District mentioned, IS. n retain
their positions, and VAL report 70 this office IT
once their station, the number 81 pe sons under
their command, and their condition and prospects.
The loyal people % he State viii undoubtedly
soon confirm, by Constitutional amendment ssid
statutory enactment, the abol ion Cf-slavery IN
Tennessee; when this has been done, the new re-
Int uus between the white snd black citizens Of the
State VIII he ed Iu~ter and h3rmoJized by the civil
government aud by he natural action Of social
laws The military supervision now announced
looks 70 tbs end. II VIII be its purpose 70 coop
erIJe VITA al desiring 70 make this change by en-
cCursglng the freedmen Co rely upon themselves
TO acquire education ani to practise N ralty and
industry.
fhe PRINCIPLES laid down in IAl the sunexed let
ger Of AdIut5nt- General Thomas. vi be carried
ont 10y such regulations Is may tcom time % time
found necessary. r. D. BIUSSEY,
Col. l. > G. T., sdpt. Freshmen IN East and Mid
die Tennessee.
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The American Hsy and cotton
rREss COMPANY MANUFACTORY.
Corner OF Grove and North m r ste., Jersey City

FREsS COMPANY MANuFACTORY.
Corner OF Grove and North m r Sts. Jersey CITY.
OIlice-NO rs Wall street. New York
GoVc'S Pateut.-The attention OF an par
ties Interested IN the pres ing or compress NJ II
Hay, Cotton, Hemp, Wool, Rags, Hops or any
other art-cle r. quiJrd % Ice Ialed for Transports
ton Storage or e. n tunutI on - respectfully l55aI-
ted 60 the Portable OF stationary Presses, mauu-
f,cfurei hv the COMPANY, under the suuerIUfeit.
dense Of the pater tee, Mr. John H. Cove
Tbe Press IS verv slupla I'm Itl instruction. Pc.
OUR us but or mary intelligence to work H. ana
can De gparstpi bv any known uaQcr such gz
Seam, Water, Horse, or q lnd IN using Horse
mower bUf one Horse rprurt.1 the Press l.r.ur
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Letrer from Atlulnnl.Gsnsrnl Thomas.

nashville, TESN., Jan. 10, lSu5.
TeHer1i, The following are he views up which
nave acted, and wH'rh desire 20 see arrled out
I'D the state Of Tennessee IN re alton to the cOlored
people:
10y plae NJ m the army, as we have done, large
Aulnler OF the abe bodied men, We have TO tins
vAtent dmln shed the active labor ia the state, and
l'ls therefore esSeuta that al others Of tbs race
ne Kept IN the state. No papers should therefore
he gwen placs- 20 20 beyond u limits.
Very many have len lh-Ir former homes and
come 20 this city, or ia default OF finding employ
meut, have gone Co c0HtraaGnj camps.
It's not desirable TO receive them either here or
IN The camps, especially In the cty where hrdii
together IN miserable huts, and nsdequately pro
Vded for, they contract disc ee-, snd death in
many iuSisnces Is the consequence. An should ba
allowed 20 go jheir founer 10 mes, or seek employ
ment IN the country, where they viii be well treat
ell, and receive far comPensa ION for t0eC labor
Papers should, Therefore he granted, in ali Ca es
20 blacks desiring 10 leave the oiiy % seek employ
ment.
Atthe c1n.rab1nd cams the blacks VIII DO hired
on far terms q those dr-lr-g them provided the
Commanders thereo are satisfied that they viii re-
ceiye proper treatment, ard their hire according to
contract.
Very respectfully, your OBJ servant,
lSigaed J. THOMAS,
Adutlnt General.
Brig Gen. JSO F. MuIER,
Cong Pos. oi Esshv lle Nashville, Tenn.
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE.-No 90.
A n IMPORTATION HAVING BEEN FILED
"A IN the District Court or the United States ior
tne Middle District OF Tennes ee or January 10
lsG5, by Horace II. Harrison, Es T. Attorney Of the
Tinted states for said District against q certain lot
Of Goods Wares and Merchandise, parnculs rly
described 10 the list appended 10 said Information
and made part thereof, belonging 10 Gu-tlye Aru-
helm, and being in the custody Of the Flr-hsl Of
sand District the same consisting of a stock oil
coats, pants, vests, handkerchief, gloves, hose.
hoop skirts arfs, draWer7, shirts aud under
shirts, ami against a i persons lawful lily Intervening
for their interests therein, alleging That said 1t ol
goods had been seized on land IN s.id Disfret. rs
forfeited forcanses set forth and ayerred 20 be
true ia sad Iniurmation, and praying the usual pro-
cess and monitor.
Now. Therefore, pursuant 70 the " IGNITION Ct SAD
Court 70 ne directed, hereby give public notice 10
al persons Interested IN sRd property 10 appear be-
fore sad court 90 the third MOuday u AprI 1855.
~ 10 O'Clock m az the Federal Court roos-s ia
the Capitol at Nashville, District fioresaId. then
and there 10 PROFOUND lhei rclsIms ini make their
allegat Ons n That behalf
FfWfN r GLAsCOCE,
Marshal Of tia Mid Dist. Tennessee.
febg-11ft
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Rutherford County.

A meeting Of loyal citizens Of Ruth
erford county was held at Murfreesboro
on Monday last
The nominations of VIM. Spence,
Esq, for Senator; w. Y. Elliott, Esq
for Representative; and Col James
Mullins for Floater, we're approved and
ratified.
The following preamble and resolu.
tons, offered by S. y. Berger were
adopted
Whereas, Five hundred and thirty
true and loyal citizens Of the State Of
Tennessee, met In convention In its
Capitol on the 9th ultimo, to take such
steps as would be most certain TO, and
IN the shortest practicable time, re-Or-
game the civil government Of the
State, thereby enabling the people TO
restore the same TO its original status in
the Federal Union, and 10 secure this
desirable object aud to get our State
Government in the harmony with the
Federal Government, said convention
has propounded certain amendments TO
the Constitution fixing the 22d FebIua-
~ INST as the time 10 submit the
some 10 the people Of the State for rati-
hctuOn or rejection, and believing as
We do that slavery ought to be abolish
ed therefore,
Resolved, That we fully concur in
and hereby ratily and confirm the
action Of said Convention in prODOUnd-
ing said constitutional amendments.
Rss0Eed, That we heartily endorse
the nomination for Governor, Of that
sterling patriot aud statesman w. q
BrownlOw, Of Knoxville, who has en-
dcare5 himself to the loyal people Of
the State, by his fierce and manly stand
i0r the Government Of our Fathers
RaoEea, That the thanks Of this Con-
venuon be rendered to Brig. Gen. ii. p
Van Cleve for the faithful and impair
t,sl manner p which he has discharged
the varied duties devolving upon him
as Commander Of the Post of Murfrees-
bOr0
The following gentlemen were APP
pointed "A Union County Committee:
i Z. Caldwell, Jas. N. Tompkins
J. Sherbrroke, + L. Jordan,
j. w. P8rslce
Speeches we're made by the President
Of the meeting, Mr. Sherbrooke, and by
Messrs. Spence, Elliott, Berger, Osborn,
and Ramsey. The best spiritprevailed
The general unanimity was disturbed
boy but one discordant voice, that. of
Squire Joseph Ramsey, ofBedford. The
Squire is opposed to the action Of the
late Convention, and expresses a deter
mination to vote against the ratification
of the amendment Of the Constitution,
etc, proposed by it. We regret that
he has assumed this position; and would
have been much graGGed to have his
assistance in this important juncture.
But. we must cen DO without it,
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A SPECIMEN OF THE SOUTHERN Cmy-
ALbY. We understand the Georgia
peniteutiary convicts who formed into
company on the approach of the enc
my to Muledgeville, and who have
fought through the campaign, have
been furloughed for thirty days, at the
expiration Of which time they are to
report to the Office of the Adjutant
and Inspector General of the State of
Georgia. Upon presentnga certificate
of their. having joined some company
IN the Confederate army they will be
pardoned for the sentence Of confne-
ent-1agH,s Chronicle
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CERTIFICATES or CURES

IRON eight b twenty years standing, with names
known % science and SINE.
For medical properties Vi bucuu, see Dspensa-
tory Of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Practice Of Phy-c.
See remarks fnade By the late celebrated d.
Physlck, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by Ir. Ephrnm Mcdowell,
celebrated Physician, and member OF the Roy1
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and Published 10 t1s
lransae ions Of the King and Queen's Journal.
zee MedleO-ChlrErsical Review, Published ~
Bsnjainln irayers, Fellow Of the Royal College "
Surgeons.
see most q the late standard WORKS OF MEDICINE.
Extract Bucnu, 500 per bottle or az for e. D.
bGrsapanlla l0J 500
lmprd Rose Wash, 90 gm
or halfa dozen Of each for SIC which will b
SUFFICIENT 70 cure the most ObstnEts ease5 II ,irf-
tons are adhered %.
Delivered 70 any address, securely packed from
O0-eryalOn.
- Describe symptoms in al communication.
Cures guaranteed. Advics gratis.
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Personally appeared hsiors me- an Aldornan o
the city Of Fhllaueiphia, IL. Il. Hslmb0ld Who te-
ing dnly sworn, doth say his preparations contain
Dut are purely vegetable. II. e.. HEl4MbOfaD.
Sworn and -,itaer.1ed before me, This I'd day
NOvsmber, 1871. VIZ. =. HlBBARD,
Alderman, yth-street, aboYe Race PhIs
Aires letters Tor information m confidence
B. 4. HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot lO4 south Tentn-street
Below Chestnut Ptilaisiphia,
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register Of Davidson county, gives spe-
cis attention 70 the examination # Titles 20 Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents.
We deem Il unnecessary, in this community TO
Say that Mr.. Garrett is the best examiner of titles
snd writer Of Deeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was a,'hKture" at our Court house, twelve
faithful, and exact manner Of doing business is
well known, and we cheerfuly recommend him 70
oil those who may have any thing in his line to
transact. Nam.
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nISEA5 rs OF THE NEI2-
II NOUs, SEMINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
sf5TEMS-new and reliable ireafment--in Reports
OF the HOWARD ASSOCIATION-sent By mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
DR.. J. 5EILLiN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
No. ), South S.nln-strset, PiiladeiI MA. Pa.
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs,

To those agents who take Their commission in
Books and GIFTS the following commission will be
allowed:
To any person forwarding II Clubs Of 10 Books, s
Clubs of q Books or Clubs of 81 Books each, a
Silver Wstch-cylInder escapement-Worth Sl2.
To any person forwarding 20 Clubs of 10 Books, 10
Clubs OF q Books, or Clubs of SO Books each, q
Silver Watch, patentleYer, huntingcase, worth S25.
If preferable, the agent may select any other ar
nce on our list Of the vaiue of the watch he may
be entitled to.
Agents will retain the certificates of Books and
Gifts until the requiI ed numbers of Clubs are COM
peted, when they will be forwarded to as Vouch-
ers.
Unless these regulations are strictly compiled
with, no allowance will be made on extra commits
sion
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United States Direct Taxes.

OrrrF USrzD STATES DrsuT Tax CosDu@I0yra, ,
iguE1rg or IEsSE.sIF, ?
NAsHFfLLE JAN.I DO, lsoI.
UvHE QUOTA or DIRECT TAXES DUE FEGN
the County 81 uaVi-ou, Iu the state 81 Iroue=-
sec. under fire act OF Congress approved August
l5JI has been sppur'Ionra and charged upon III
the lands 4EI llt ~ ground "a said County 81 Il-
y..--.u, 10 pursuance OF the at Of ClnzTr. entitled
"An aat for the collection o. d.rsr. taxes iu.a-Uf.
dictionary .Iicis within the uted ata- ana ID
beer purpose approved june z, ls5Z.
In= utget thus cusrged may he paid within sixty
d1ys from th- date into the Treasury 81 the United
-rste=, or % the Commissioners ~ their Ofiies a
NASHVILLE, No a. South Cherry street
*. =. FERRY,
bELANO T. SMITH,
JNO r. RODGERS,
Ianlo-2m. Conn. --ioners