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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-05
MfI8 10 aEIR5 OF IOHy IOOiag. DECD

A PETITION HAVING BEEN FILED ~ TIE
"A UOuaty Court. " aeiiani. On suggrstfln of an In;
~ ,helrhey Of personal assets TO insyt thu Liabilities, sni
fhs prtitloners 10. W. fslhudaad Hend. ID. B'~thr,
Adutrb. &C, having prayed that proeJss Issue, aud
publication b. made ~ 20 pariisa who are non residents
% the state, u 10 therefore ordered by the Court that
publication b nab IN the Union fhs. a paprr pub-
AsIrlIn Jonesbunu. Tenn, Tor four successive weeks,
nOtifying rhouAs liaaiulf and his ulE Mary Randolf,
AL John n. aooths, tvo' of said heirs who arr NON
~lestdents af the stats " ftnprssre, TO apprar Al tho
81 term u atd Coart 10 b, h-ii Al the Lonrt Hoase
N y~oneaboro, on tho lot, Monday In February, ls%.
all show cause Why 4 dscTee shall not b. lssn II for tho
4ls Of III And hforssaid. UnN z. GRESHAM. o.
~lnno~iprsfsrs9. Clerk County Court, VIC.
TDHSc GLEN 70. LIavILLE HUNTER, By ltiash.
e meat. ths pl.intin on andAslt says that the df-ni.
ent u N d-el 10 hin aad iha, be % Abseonds that tbs
eI1inary Pfe...s ~ iheiAu eanaot b. sefsed upon him,
~ ths PaintiH having obtained an attachment against
asIni.nia pruprrty. rtturnahls bvfoFe me on the
.te.u-I oi nsPt. lb5, and the samp having ben stag.
IVY m9 antl M 3tst day Of March, 1856, and "
psrlng ftoni TIE oAlcefu rsluru that aid attachment
~7f ls,i.d on tbs dshndaats property, Il Is thsrrfars
etiefsa ~ NJ that publication b. mads IN the Union
70, : pap publish = IN N, town n Ioas.baro, for
80 successive 49,, noiifylax In all LInsfIs fuu.
~ spp-Ar a ny uahes IN ~ tJwn IN Jons,boro. on
~ Slst, dJ ~ March iia. aai d-s'nI ,.id svlt n, ~
~ VII b. Pfoeesdsd uhh s1-Dslta, jan, sna, tSS6.
iass~'prs'ssI. "0OILis
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-05
Orders Of Sale from Che Circuit
SALE OF !AYr.

~ VIRTUE OP A " alruPvEN.
~. EfpO. issnsdlft RON the Cireuit Court Of
Wathington Uounly snd 70 ne dlrseted, ts,t.
"a he fourth Nonday Of Ost., 1895, upou q
fudgnsnt and cesls fsrths san efforsy dollan
sd sigbtyais esais, debt and essss, bro.
seun''d b. she 'aid ciIsuii ccsH aad n a.
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HEo. a. W1kDER %. AND 0fHEk6.
VI Va bro.lss I sitErsAvss and Jaeob Y.
Broylss, Trusuee. The Respondent OesoiA
eitgreayes In this eauss bslnE a non-rsSidsnt
OF this State, Il u ordered that publieAtiea
Be mada for four successive weeks Ia the
A" Union Flag notifying said respondent 10
appear before the cbsnceFy Court At Jenss.
borough On ho 7pd Monday o. May, 1855,
thea and there 70 MIKE dsfshes 70 the bill, or
The zane viii Be taSsn for eonisIssd aad sss
Cor hesfiug - part:
De. % W pre- fss s.
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EALUABLE LAND.

Il HAVE TOR SALE \ VALUABLE PARCEL OF
u hhd-eYnsistlnK Vi Zen Acres-situated H. the iowa
o. Jpnesbnr0 frnnessse, 'n Baptist Coii'ge NH. Tbs
tract Il laid "a In BEAUTIFUL hts, and ate e1e'llrhtly
sdopted fr building lots. IrIms liberal. Enquire Of
DANIELS a PkRINE,
lan5-gi UlObe Saloon 4 Market House.
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5. 7. SIMPLIFY. shT.

di. Expo. issued from the Circuit Court Of
Washington County. Tenn. 10 me directed.
tested the fourth Monday Of Oct, 1865. upon
A induinrnt and cost for the SUN Of sixty
Q itht dnlIarSan seventy Ave cents, debt and
cost. pronounced by the said Cirenit Court
and In favor of W. w. Bowel, against r. Al.
Greenway. I will sell Al the Court House door
In the town VI Janesboro' on Saturday the
10th OF Jan. 1866, for cash In hand, all the
right. title. claim and interest, that the said
r. A. ], .GreenwaV has Ia and to a tract OF
land situated 10 Washington County, Districts
Nos. 2 and 3, adjoining the lands OF Samuel
NcAliuer. A. A. Broyles, W. Green way, JeS-
,e r. Payne and others, until debts AMI cost
are satisfied, this the 18th day o. Dsc., 1888.
Dec9w4prsfssS5 s. 7, SIMPLIFY, SLn.
ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VEN
d. Expo. issued from the Cirrnit Court Of
Washing ON County aud 10 me directed, iesi-
ed the fourth Monday OF U T.. 1855, upua a
Judgment and cost for tbs sum Of eve hun.
dred dollars and eight rents, debt and cost,
pronounced nv the said Circuit Court, and
Ia favor Of william Shields. against Joseph
Duncan, Jr., I will sell az the Court House
door In the town Of JOnesboro' OF Saturday
she goth day Of jan. 1855, for cash IN hand,
At the rirat. title, claim and interest that
the Said Jos.ph Duncan has In 4 tract efland
s~ituatsd n Washington county, D n. No
Il. adloinlng The lads OF Andrew walker,
Il A. Thombsoa and Others, tuppbssd 10 be
6fty. ,sven acre, more orlsss, mill said deSts
saa eesyes y satisfied this ihe 18Th day q
DssiivPnssss ST.. SMILEY, Ssf.
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SUNDAY : NIGHTS REPORT
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 28.-Judge Craig,
OF the City Court, was this afternoon
assaiIed by policeman Slater, and Sc
riously injured. The accounts Of the
ground of assault are so conflicting,
that an examination must be had be-
fore the csnse thereof can be ascer-
tained. p
w O. Sommerville, of Charlestown,
West Virginia, was found dead, Saturr
day norning, on the steamer Prima
Donna-evidently from cholera. A
check drawn at Marietta, Ohio, for
$4,000, was found on his person. T
1t is rumored, but discredited in
legal circles, that the Court Of APP
peals have decided that General Palmr
erwas guilty of felony for assisting in
the escape of slaves while he was
commander of this military district.
On the authority Of Colonel Starr,
commanding the late Fenian expedi-
tion, new here, we state that the Col
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BUFFALO.
An Appeal to Irlshmen.

B9FFALo, October 27.-An appeal
is published in this mornings papers
for a mass meeting of the Fenians at
81. James Hall Sunday night. The
following is the concluding part of the
appeal:
Irishmen-The English Govern
ment is about to re e-enact, on American
SOIL its deeds of blood. Irish patriots
are about to he sacrificed ON the altar
of English despotism. Can you, will
you bear il, or will you rise in your
might and trample your enemy IN the
DUST Americans-An American Cit
izen has been condemned to death for
treason 10 q foreign government, Are
our naturalization laws null and void2
Has the war Of 1872 been fought in
vain? Is America to be republican or
despotic?5 Come and answer. AcS
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DO CANADA.

QdEBEc, Oct. q Lieut.. Baine of
the Royal Artillery, died last night
from Injuries received at the late fire,
while rendering assistance.
Twelve prosecutions were issued
yesterday from the Recorders Court
for erecting wooden buildings in the
burnt district az
The City Council have decided 50
erect,a Telegraph fire alarm through
out the city ~ III n
Snow fell last night to the depth of
one inch.
MoNTREAL,S0 0 E,t Oct. 27.-The
news that Lynch, the Fenian, has
besa sentenced to death at Toronto,
'oauses much idisrussion here. The
Witness newspaper is not in favor OF
carrying out the sentence, as there
was no evidence that he actually com
mitted murder. His'crime was pure
ly political.
Another large lot Of war material
has arrived from England.
ToRoNTo, October 27l-The other
Fenian trials viii probably not, com
mence befoao "Wednesday, as Mr..
Mackenzie, who is retained by the
American Consul to defend such az
are American citizens, is not ready
for the trial ~ aidH aag n5H dHhftiN itii
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FORT MONROE.
Important Railroad Measures Con-
sufflmated.

FoRT MONROE, October 25.-Im
portant railroad measures have lately
been e0nsummated in Norfolk which
will prove of vast advantage to the
town and railroad interest of South
Virginia. General Malone, accom-
panied by j. w. Robertson, of the
Georgia, Western and Atlantic Rail-
road Company j. r. Brauner, Presi-
dent Of the East Tennessee and Vir-
gina Railroad, and others, have ar
rived in Norfolk on tour Of inspee-
ton of the yaTious roads between
there and the Mississippi Valley. A
satisfactory arrangement was made,
and a schedule of freights has been
entered into which gillrgiye a through
connection 10 trade aud travel be-
tween Norfolk and Memphis.
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no provision was made for the des.
cent of the bounty ii the soldier died
without IL, and that it was held to be
personal to the beneficiary, and il did
not descend, Congress sanctioned
this construction, and passed an elab
crate section on March 3D., 1865, pro-
viding for the descent on a prescribed
order of inheritance, thus by implioa
ton asserting that itcould not descend
by express provision Of law.
The President has ordered the ap-
pointment Of Gen Gordon Granger
as Colonel Of one Of the new infantry
regiments.
New YoRK, Oct. 27.AThe EpeninG
E.rpress says the sentence Of Colonel
Lynch to death still continues to be an
exciting topic In Fenian circles
There seems to bea general impress
sion among the Brotherhood that the
sentence will not be carried out, aud
that all the prisoners will be sent to
jail for life. This Anticipation had
the effect of materially modifying the
feeling against the Canadian govern
ment, which would otherwise exist.
IL is understood that a fmass meeting
will be called ia this city to express
sympathy with Col, Lynch and his as-
soeiates, and take steps to procure his
release.
The cases Of Eli Bohm, a distiler,
doing business at Newtown, and
Messfs Rae IL Shafter, distiIlers, at
the corner of Franklin and Flatbush
Avenues, whose places were seized by
the aovernment on August lst, for
manufacture Of whisky,
were to have Leen tried in the United
States Circuit Court this morning, but
the cases were settled by the payment
OF fine to the Government by Mr.
Bohm, and $50, 900 by Messrs. Rae Il
Shaiter. s. 4asa ~ n
New YORK, Oct. IA Posts
special says the President and Gems
Grant and Sherman are engaged iu re-
vising the list of appointments In the
regular army preparatory to announc-
ing II. 5eis = lsi8a l5eaa ~
The Posi- denies that the parties de-
tected In the naturalization forgeries
were connected with the Republi-
can headquarters. and says these
frauds haye been carried on through
out the business TO make money,
and that the three arrested were
the first to be detected
The family of General Dix sailed
n the Arago 70 oiday. General Dix will
leave for France probably next
month.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Report that Gov. Wells viii Recon-
Vene the Convention or 1864 - The
4 Crops, &c. ~

New ORLEANS, Oct, 27.-It is re.
ported on good authority that Cover
nor Wells and Judge Howell, who
claims to be President of the Consti-
tutiOnal Convention Of 1864, are
about re-convening that body, and
have elections TO fill VACANCIES. The
Governor says he has assurances from
leading members of Congress that he
will be sustained by force if necessary.
A gentleman just returned from a
tour IN the river parishes, report the
crops far smaller than heretofore sta
ted, He says FIVE e-eighths of the crop
are already IN market from the river
region, and the residue will soon be
here. = ~
The freedmen's bureau official re-
port says that in Concordia parish,
forty-two thousand acres were plant
ed 10 cotton, and only seven Thousand
bales are made, There will be great
suffering among agrioulturalists.
Arrived, Mihnetouka, New York !;
sailed, Mexican, Liverpool, Marmion,
Mississippi, New York,
Cotton. unchanged low middling,
35G936c. middling, 3S@39c. Sales
Of ~ 900 baiesi receipts twenty three
hundred sterling. New York ex-
change one.fourth and three-eighths
discount. Freights unchanged.
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BUFFALO,
Large Fenian Meeting at sc. James,
Mall-Great Excitement and Enthu.'
slasEn. 6ae 4fslae ot hasiq.

BUFFALO, Oct. ga meeting to-
night at st. James Hall, in response
to call in yesterdays papers, was
fully attended, and great numbers of
persons were unable to gain entrance
to the hall. The speaker was Sena-
tor A. L.. Morrison. The object Of
the meeting was TO protest against the
result of the Fenian trials ia Canada,
and devise means. or at least threaten
retaliation, if the sentences should be
carried into effect. neaen e
The American flag, which was the
Irish flag, was borne through the hall
draped in mourning. The British
government and the Canadian officials
were denounced, and the greatest ex-
citement and enthusiasm prevailed.
:. A second indignation meeting will
be held tomorrow evening
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EUROPE.
Arrival of Steamer.

New YoRK, Oct. 28.-The steam.
ships Deutzehel and Allemania, from
southampton, Oct. IL, arrived here
this morning. aas4
ENGLAND.
The Queen of Denmark is on visit
to the Prince and Princess Of Wales,
at Marlborough House, London.
The Morning Star says; Col. Tay-
lor, the Government whipper, has for
warded a circular to the Conservative
agents throughout England, urging
them to devote special attention to the
new register, as an appeal 10 the coun-
try will be made next Session.
A great Reform demonstration is TO
be held in London, Edinburgh, and
Glasgow. t.f .ff Fl
Five hundred thousand pounds are
expected in London, from Australia,
at the end cf the week.
The ], 400 English volunteers now
in Brussels are being feted in a most
princely manner. The King invited
them to grand banquet.
Aa FRANCE. f'2s glii
The Berlin correspondent to the
London Times says, according 20 au-
thentic intelligence received here Ma
poleon's health has not improved by
his sojourn at Bairrits, although re-
covery is probable. The other alter
nate does not seem to be excluded.
The Bairritz correspondent says the
Emperor looks remarkably well, and
daily takes walking exercises, Ru-
mors are current In Paris Of minis
terial changes.
T m0H agugo1 ITALY, Ba nW8.
General Menabera has handed over
to the Austrian Government 1877, 800,
0G0 livre, being the italian indemnity
and at the same time he received the
crown of Lombardy. The subscripS
tion0to the Italian national loan has
been most successful. 9iJ lhsp"
Ratifcations of the treaty of peace
between Austria and Italy have been
exchanged at Vienna. The Italians
will enter Verona on the 10th, aud
Venice on the 10Th. Austria agrees
TO the Italian proposition that the
Venetion soldiers in Austria should
not be removed to Venetia during the
prevalence of cholera. +ilo9 tl p
t93 MALTA.
Fifteen days quarantine is imposed
on travellers from Ireland and Scot
land. a,4
The cholera has appeared at 1'rapan
and Marsalo. .a9 /
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NEW ORLEANS.
A Change or Department Command.
ers---MOre Troops Ordered 10
Texas. ed d ii

New ORLEANS, Oct. 28.-General
Heintzelman has succeeded General
Getty, in command of the Department
Of Texas. T a ssaIxFe go.
Ten more companies of infantry
were Immediately ordered TO Texas.
All the cavalry has gone to the FROM
tier, 3ae
Francisco z. DeCastello, represen-
tatiye of the Imperial Mexican Gov
ernment here, publishes protest
against the language adopted by
Sheridan respecting Macmillan, in
his letter touching Mexican interests.
SGiled-Cuba, Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE.

baltimore, October 27.-The ex-
animation of witnesses for and against
the Police Commissioners before Gov.
Swami, was continued at Annapolis
to-day. At three o'clock the case was
adjourned till Monday, when it is be-
.lieved the matter will be ended.
BALTIMORE, October 27.--There
seems to be general impression in
this city that Governor Swami will re
move the Police Commissioners
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cause Of ireland, The COMMITTEES call
upon all friends of Ireland to imme-
diately reorganize, and put themselves
In communication with the commit
tee, from whom all necessary informa-
tion and instructions may be OBJ
tained. % a4
A meeting Of Fenians is called for
Tuesday night, to consider what ac-
ton is necessary to be taken in the
cases of Father Mcmahon and Col.
Lynch, sentenced to death by the
British government.
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Oct. 28.-A Heralds
Toronto special says:
From all parts Of the Province dis
patches are coming demanding that
no mercy should be shown the Fe-
mans found guilty. / think it is
doubtful if the crown can find evil
dence strong enough to convince the
jury that the Rev. Mr.. Lumden was
in any way connected with the raiders
last June.
The threats made by the Fenians
in New York to avenge the lives of
these men if executed, do great injury
to the prisoners. ~ Tgt ~
Petitions are TO be circulated i'm
mediately and sent to the Governor
General to be forwarded TO the home
Government, to have the sentence
commuted to Imprisonment.
Three prisoners were arraigned to-
day and pleaded not guilty. Their
names are David Whaler, Pat. Norton
and Dan. DrummOnd.
Fears are expressed by a majority
Of the people that the Fenians may
escape before the day.ot their exeeu-
tion, through the aid of their friends
from the other side.
There are now in the city over 500
Irish Americans, apparently out of
employment, and waiting for some.
thing to do, which j believe is to aid
the prisoners held in the old Jail, by
oyerpoweying their guards and then
escaping to the United States. ~
The Fenian prisoners at Cornwall
are TO be indicted on Monday for high
treason, and are TO be tried on the
following Wednesday if the grand
jury find true bills against them.
The excitement in the city over the
Fenian trials and sentences in Toron-
to, was lively yesterday, and threats of
severe retaliation were freely made by
the Fenians if the sentences should be
carried into effect. Ii is expected by
many that the President will inter
cede in behalf of the unfortunate
prisoners.
A discovery was made yesterday by
the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, that the name of Judge Cordo-
20 had been forged TO several natural
ization papers. sie flf..ftti1.I
The Heralds Annapolis special says
the examination of the Police Com
missioners of Baltimore was continued |
yesterday, and much evidence, show
ing the bad character of the Election |
Judges, Constables and Police ap-
pointed by the Commissioners, was
elected. tits believed that the. Com
missioners will be relieved, and no
difficultyiis feared in the event of such
action.
The HeraEd's New Orleans special
of the 9th says the Mexican Consul
here to-day inquired at the military |
headquarters, ii Ortega would be pre-
vented from entering Mexico. The |
commander was absent, but Adjutant |
General Crosby advised that OTtega
should not attempt to leave till the
General returns, Tomorrow -
OTtega has a large. force ready on
the Rio Grande to cross with him but |
the policy Of the Government is clear
ly defined and he will not be permit
ted to enter Mexico at present.
Santa Anna publishes a letter In
whiehthe denouuces the plan which a
Boston journal has attributed to the |
American Government of guaranteea
ing the debt due by Maximilian's |
ridiculous empire to France in consid-
Grafton of the ,cession to the United |
States of portion of Mexican terri
tory. oios 6Haso IHkW
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CURE OF
CAPT. SILAS r. MILLER,

Proprietor OF the Burnet House, Cincinnati.
BuRNHT HOUSE, February 4, 1895. q
To mn FrfeJtds aud the Public:
a IL Affords me great satisfaction 10 be able
TO testifygto the success OF DIR. Lighthill in
the treatment OF Deafness, and express my
sense OF obligation 20 him.
Z My hearing has been impaired for a
number OF years, at times TO such an ex-
tent a. TO embarrass me seriously DIR.
IighihiIl, under whose care / placed my.
self, has removed the difficulty completely
and restored me to perfect hearing.
have not time 10 reply To letters OF In. i
Quiry touching the subject, nor can i say .
anything further but what is embodied IN
the aboVe etatemenB which Is coFrect Ia
every partieuiar. do SiLASiF MILLER. 4,
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Lynch convicted end sentenced to be
hung at Toronto, was a book keeper
in a mercantile house 10 this city, and
was sent with the Fenian expedition
by his employer. He had no rank in
the Fenian organization, and did not
belong TO the expedition. He accom-.
panied it merely as an adventurer to
report to his employer. Colonel Starr
offered Lynch commission, which
Lynch refused to accept, d
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ST. LOUIS.
The FenianS organizing.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 2S.-James Ste
phens has appointed ten prominent
Fenians of this city as a committee OF
organization for Missouri, who are to
have supreme control of the Brother
hood of this State, and are authorized
to establish circles, commission of
feers, treat with military men in the
interest of ireland, collect money, war
material for the Irish Republic, and
in all other ways, compatible with the
laws of the United States, serve the
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=. TROY, Z N. W.
Railroad Aecldent.--One Man Killed.

D.
Troy, Oct 27.---The Saratoga train
while backing across the river bridge
from Green Island, tonight, oollided
with a train which was crossing from
this side, John Mccormick, an en-
ployee in Gilbert II &dRush 3 car manu-.
factory, on the Island, was standing
on the rear .plalora Of the last car.
onpthe Saratoga train Mt the time tho
accident occurred, md he WI thrown
from the platform by ythe force of the
collision, aud, falling under the cars,
was so badly mutilated that he died ia
about half an hour after the acc deut
occurred. He was a resident of this
city, and leaves no family. The pass
age of trains across the bridge viii be
impeded for several hours,
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NEWARK.

NEWARK, N. j., October 27-The
jury in the case of Ira HUM, on trial
for murder in the Essex County Court,
q verdict this AFTERNOONS Of
murder in the second degree. a9'
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EAR, THROAT, AND LUNGS.

Dr. LighthiIls visit 10 this city * made
at the urgent solicitations or parties reside
ing In this section or cohntry, Yisbingto
consult him, who could not VISIT Cinoin-
natl for a personal examination, which IN
iniperattvsiy necessary in any and every
case accepted for treatment, After a care
success. by using the remedies and follow
ing instructions given, and reporting the
progress of the treatment by letter,
i AS evidence OF his success, Dr. IhRhthiH
SUBMITS a few OF the numerous testimo.
nials In his possession:
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COLI MBIA,s.C.
Gov. Orr Opposes the Constitutional
Amendment.

COLUMBIA, S. c. Oct. 27.-Govern-
orr Orr, authorizes the South, Caro-
linains to say he Ii utterly opposed to
the Constitutional amendment and
will not recommend its adoption by
the Legislature.
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BOSTON.

Bds1oN, Oct, ga game of bill
lizards. fifteen hundred points. carom,
was played liist dnight. between Wm.
Goldthwaite and K, Daniels, the lat
ter having five hundred points given
him. ,ioldthwaite was the winner.
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LouIsvILI,E, KY, Oct, q. 1865.
In tiluatrAl on OF the successful treat
mept adopted by Dr. II, b. Lightbill will
say, that, having been for more Than three
years affiieted with Catarrh and Bronchi-
tbs. have placed myself under tho treat
ment OF the Doctor, and, after four suces-
sive weeks, am entirely relieved from
Calafrh, and my debility from Bropohitis
Is fast oehsipg. To those afflicted a. my
self would reeommepd my coqrse. dl a Z
WILL. j. ANTHONY,
eaJ tu s~nl HiNo. g38 Fifth hIreet. -