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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16
TO INVALIDS

UTHosE sUFFERIHGS HAVE
been protracted from hidden w
md mal.treatnrnt, and who require
prompt relief to render exist
ence desirable.
DIR. J. PERRAULT,
Graduate Of tho University
of Quccn's College, begs to In.
form his patients, and others seeking
medical advice, that he may be ron
suited personally or by letter in all
cases OF Nervous mud Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from sedcntary habits. eIcess.
accident or climate, from 4. N. to l2
", and from . to 6 r. ~. Ut his Office.
Armory' Building. northeast corner
Montgomery and Sacramento 81.
Rooms Nos. .. 10 and II, first floor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont.
gomary or Sacramento streets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

Notice.-There will be held, on the
18th day Of January. 1865. the Semi. Annual
Meeting OF the Mechanics Mil and Mining Com
pauy. in Gold Hill. A fun attendance is re-
nuested, a. business Of Importance will be tranR
acted. Sd. Secy.
Gold Hill. Jan. z, 1864. Jse.td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

And in accordance with law and an orlcr Of the
BOARD OF Trustees, made on tho 18Th DAY OF No
yember. 1855, 80 many shares Of each parcel OF said
stock as NAV be necessary. viii DO sold at public
auction on MONDAY the 10Th day OF January,
said' day, in front o. the once OF the company, Main
Street, Gold HiIl. to pay said delinquent assessments
thereon, together with all accruing costs OF adver-
as arim sha eAp WM. II. WATSON. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

cWeI CEOId ma FIIVfF IIIHIhK
Company, Gold Hill District, Storey county, Ne.
yada-Notice Is hereby given, that at q meeting
Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held
on the 4th dag Of December. 1865. an assessment
Of one dollar (sD per share was levied upon tho
asscssable capital stock Of said company. payable
Immediately in United States gold and silver coin
to the Secretary. Any stock upon which said
assessment shall remain unpaid on Saturday, the
9th day of January. 1866, will be advertised on
that day rs delinquent, and unless payment shall
be made before, will be sold on Saturday. the Goth
day of January, 1866, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. BY order Of the Board Of Trus.
tees. q. NJ. BCRNHAM, Sec'y pro TEN,
desm Office 500 Clay street, San Francisco
RENOvNL.-Thc office Of the Jcwett Gold and Sill
Yer Mining Company II removed from Sp Clay
street, to Al Jackson street, up StaiTsl. CT,
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Confidence silver Mining Compn-

Confidence silver Mining Compn-
ny, Location, Gold Hill Mining District, Storey
county, Nevada.-Notice is hereby given, that At
a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Com.
pany. held on the 10Th day Of December, 1885.
m Assessment of Twenty. five dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said com.
pany, payable Oh The Goth day Of December, 1865
in United States gold coin, TO the Secretary. r.
wegcner, 40 Montgomery street. San Francisco
Any stock upon which suid assessment shall re
main unpaid on Monday, the cd day Of January
ISG6, will he advertised on that day m delinquent,
and unless payment shall be made before. will he
sold on Tuesday, The 9th day Of February, 1865,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order 81 the Board Of Trustees.
r. WEGESER. Sec'y.
Office, AS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California.
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MINING ASsBssNENTS LEVIED.
Reicher Mining Company, Bald.

win Company and Abernathle ConipaDy:-As
sessment Notice.-Noiica Is hereby given. that At
a meeting Of the Trustees OF the above named
companies. held this day, an assessment OF Thirty
three and 33.l0O dollars 1888 3D per share WAS
levied on each and every share of the capital
stock. OF each of tho above named companies,
payable Immediately TO the Secretary, ut the
Belcher Office, Virginia, Nevada, in United States
gold coin. Any stock on which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day Of January,
l>66, will DO advertised on that day msdelinquent,
and unless payment shall be- made before. will
be sold on the 18th day of February, 1866. to
pay said delinquent assessment, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale. Dis.
from date Of payment to day Of sale, will be nj.
lowed on all assessments paid within thirty days
from date hereof By order Of the Board Of
Trustees. s II. BRUCKMAN, Scc'y.
Virginia. New, Decernberl4, 1866. dcl5 IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

I-0S"I refer. with permission, TO MaJ.Gen. John
A. Dix, United States Army. No. 3 West 2lst st..
n. Y. City; Messrs. A. A. Low Il Bros, 81 Bur.
ling Slip; G. +. IIabicht, Esq, Consul for Nor.
way and Sweden, 1T Pearl st.: AessrE J. =.
Marshall g. Co., 260 Fulton ST.; Hon. J. ID. Rey.
inert, Counsellor at Law, 1886 Nassau st.; and the
most respectable business men Of New York City.
and in all the principal commercial cities In the
world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

Notice.-Atn Meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees OF the California Consolidated NH
and Mining Company, AN assessment Of one 1oI.
lar was levied on each and every share OF the
capital stock Of said company. payable ImmedI.
ately 20 the Secretary In gold coin.
s. D. CONSELI, Ssc'y.
Gold Hin. Jan. S, ls66. M lao m
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u. S.-A discount at the ratio OF two per crnt,
per month will he allowed on all payments made
oh the above assessment before the day OF Sale
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Il. wEGESER. Secretary.
san Francisc0. December ~. 1885. de2l M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

r6YsAny person wishing to be informed In re-
gard to the state Of tho Market, will please In.
close d stamped envelope, addressed TO himself,
then the desired information will he sent by rp'
turn mail. Please address,
ERNEST A. ERLANDSON,
Commission Merchant,
oc9 3m Il6 William IT., New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-16

The above sale r. postponed until MONDAY.
January 22d, 1855, NJ the same. hour and place. By
orier OF the Board OF Trustees.
,s,T ,rsFUla INN. H. WATSON, Sec'y:
Gold Hill, Jan. Is. lS6.- )al3td
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Nansenu NJ, l22t, lo25, 1856, 1885,
l3ss,l3s9l3S0,3 72
8T3.9Ti ,S015 800
30T7, 1903, 3T9, $3.50
3Sl, 3nS2, 3l3, aSt
.gS,3nS, 3aS1 ,:DDSs
3nso,JG9O, Jn9l, 3Os2
$1,000, 3O93, 5000
9yI, 3lS ,SQoa, 300
3lOi, 3lOo, 3l03,3l0
ios'3is. $50 =.
Moryrustern ......l-.-..lm e..
Norrnnstrrn X, Trustee. .932, a3
Iilt,l3n9, lS36. 1876
1871, l3s2, lt03, las
li:q,ltT4,ltI2,l3I
la5, lH6 l4T 1873
1895, i596, 1897 1899
loo, 1871, 1850, 1881
1854, 1891 1881. lG3
l6H,l6SI ,l614,l6,7
7o,l6sD,l TO6, 1879
#r ,0os' Iuln Nu1n xaa
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ERNEST A. E~RLANDsON.

ll6 William street Cup Stairs). b..
tween Fulton and John SITS. n. Y. City.
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County Tax List.

ID. CoRSoN, Dist. AIRY.
Virginia City, December 8, 1864
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Wnrlne, Flre n IIIIc InHurhhcts
Insurance effected In the best New York City
Companies, ut the lowest rates. in all parts OF the
United States and tho CanahRs.
Money TO Loan on Bottornry Bonds aud I'm.
proved Personal Property.
Applications for Loans Of Money must be made
In writing, stating what kind Of security to he
given, and where located. Apply TO
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SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES.
STAMP DUTIES.

The following Il \ corrected copy fthc new sche-
dule OF stamp duties under The new revenue law,
which took eject on August Isl. pSI: LII o.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT or
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
The LeRlaIature.

Yesterday morning, when the roll was called,
found either HOnSe without a quorum, in the
Senate only ten members answering 10 their
nance, and 10 the HOUSE forty-tWo.
In the latter body, on the suggestion Of W.
Richards, the speaker directed that the ere
dentials Of the new members be referred 10
the Committee on Elections. who were re-.
quired 10 report on The Te-aSBsmbling Of the
body In the afternoon.
When the House was called TO order At
o'clock, Nc. Thornbnrg, from the COMMITTEES
on Elections, reported that he was directed
By the COMMITTEES to report the following
gentlemen a. entitled TO their seats : John
Anderson, Of Hamilton county Isaac A.
Taylor, Of Carter, A. J. Clements. Of Smith
Sumner, and Macon David Brewer, Of Ben.
ton sad Humphreys; W. j. Cleveland, Of
Smith ". r, Moore, Of Shelby J. ,, Street,
Of Marshall s.. l.. Colville, Of Warren r. l..
" Sehmitton, OF Dickson, O. ". Thompson,
Of Bedford.
On The SpEesatiop Of Ne. Mullins, that as
u was probable some doubts existed aS to
the legality Of the election Of Mr.. ColVille,
bis Credentials were returned 10 the commit.
Tee for farther consideration. NAH. Dip. l3h
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who martyrs tho trEs man VI God, bearing
the glad tidingS Of crest joy" to this be-
nighted land, or the l.qOOr yender WHO des-
troys the psaea Of families, brings bSnk-
ruPtcy aud ruin upon thousands, and fills the
land With houseltss and discoasolAte Widows
and orphans, Unregensrated themselves
they have no knowledge Of the precious
blood Of the Redeemer, which was paid as a
ransom for the souls Of men. Although
clothed in the sacred robes of the m~iuiste-
rial once, they know nothing Of that saving
faith, they pretend to preach TO others, and
which works BY love, Purifss the heart and
.oVerc0mss the World.p sl
The enlightened, moral and religious sen
timent Of The present time brands these vii
liRns with hypocrisy, fraud, corruption, and
all the malignisy Of the carnal mind, SslEdS-
graded to the lowest depths Of infamy and
the history Of the part they bore in the at
tempt to subVerl the Government will 90
to future generations, amid curses, rSproaeb-
&c, lamentations, and tears.
No loyal man should attend, or permit his
family to do 30, services held by these sew
eral hypoeritS. II 10 Binful to encourage
them. They should be made to realize the
estimation put upon them by those who are
acquainted with their misconduct. The
scorn and eEscration Of an outraged aud
grief-StTicken people should follow them
though lie and their graves only be bon
ored because they have delivered society from
the dis,urberO Of its peace, prosperity, ana
happiness.
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Nov. 9th 1866.


Carr. g. E GRESHAM, Dear SIR
The copy Of the Flag, was received,
in due time with note. l should be-
pleased to see your paper read by the
citizens of this country. If they
wouId read and practice the Senti-
ments of your paper they would be
much better citizens-but there is no
hope Of such thiDgs--thero are but
two of US hero, not moro than twenty
in the County, consequently We must
keep still, l am taking the Press Il
Times" and am denounced daily by
the reconstructed Banner readers the
" Banner" is tho T.xt book of this
place-we can get up a list for Tou-
though we are few in number we are
determined to say what We think-
Receive our best wishes for your sue
CESS in the glorious cause. Perhaps
We will send you a communication
soon. am dear sir yours, &c.
J. B.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
lwhtt.a Sr The EaS, T.nnossssU niOu Tiag.l
RsliRious.

I believe there are many persons who have
real desires Tor salvation from sin. but know
not what steps 70 take, or where TO begin. =
T cir consciousness are awakened. and their
understandings are enlightened. They would
like TO alter and become true Christians
INT they do not know what should be their
frat step. On every step there must be a
bret Step. There must be- a change from sit
ting sGill 10 moving forward. The Journey
ings Of Israel from Egypt TO Canaan were
long and EeArisome. Forty years we're pas.
sed away before they crossed the river Jor-
dan. Yet there was some one who moved
6rst Wheu they marched from Rimsses to
Sueeoth. When does a man really take his
6rs, step in coming out from sin and the
World7 he Toes IL IN the day pAsH Re
fret Brayt niiA hs heart. In every building
the 6rst stone must be laid. and the first
blow must be struck. The Ark was one hun-
drsd add twenty yearS IN building JET there
uas a day when Soah laid bic aIe 70 the hrst
tree be cut down 10 form u The Temple Of
Solomon vas = g~lorols building bat there
Eas q day whsa The hrS, hags uons Was laid
a. the foot Of Mount MoTiAh. when doe, the
building Of the spirit really bsEia 70 appear
In . mAa's hsarti Il begins. 50 FAR - We
esu judge. sAz " G1 PoSs 0Sa ~ hsari %
God ~ prsvO.
II Won desirs saiyailon. and Eaut 70 kuoz
What u DO. I advise you 70 60 this az 70
be Lord Jesus chris' 10 The, hrst private
plass yca san and. AID suirsa, him 10 ppJer
- mv your snul. Tell Him ihat you have
heard shat Re receives %sinners. and has said.
BIN hat cqmsib aato me wfn 70 no wise
eaai ouL7 tn HIN that you are q poog vile
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DELAWARE.

Newcastle county gives ls9 majority for
Riddle. Kent county gives 9Il Democratic
majority. SUSSEX county not complete, but
enough 10 known TO fK the Democratic ma
jOrity In the state at 1000 . gain OF 500.
The Presidents rebel organs are eHtraordi.
narily j%nbilant over the result OF the eler-
lions in Maryland and Delaware. II they are
90 gratefully for two Staiss, what would that
have done had they secured seventeen 7 But
really they have gained bat one. for Della
ware vas COppsrhsad before. and seems de-
termined 10 remain 90. Still We mnst make
some allowance. Il Is 30 long since the Cop.
perhsAds have had any crumbs Of comfort,
that We must not begFudgs them the few they
have had thrown them from the great Radi.
cal feast.
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A REwARD on TEE TBoueANp Dor.

"A REwABD or TEE THoUeABp Dot.
LARs-We learn that the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad Company offer
. reward Of $4,000 for the csptaro
and conviction Of the robbers who
threw . train from the track, and
pluDdeved the passOngsrs. on the 9th
inst One thousand dollars will Be
paid for the srrest and conviction Of
either one Of The parties.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

States have already done. So Gar rs
Congress ID con ernod we have prac-
tically lost but one member Ok che
House, Hon. J, y Thomas and a
member Of tho Senate, Hon, ]. A.. J.
Creswell. Phelps. though originally
elected as d Republican, acted all
through Congress with the Copper.
heads, and as has now been shown all
his rympathieS were with them.
W he? we consider that Congress was
the stake for which the Coppeih heads
played IN all the States, they have
not made al much after all in Mary.
land and Delaware Wash. Chronicle.
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THE NEW s.

State after State comes in to line as II a
the sound of martial music, rolling up their
enormous Radical Union majorities, until the
heads Of CopperhesdS become giddy ard
their eyes grow dim with tears at The spec
lacle. Their VainRlOriOas dreams Of build.
ing up a party to catch trmid Union men and
essny rebels, and which they so pompously
predicted was 10 govern this county, has
faded away like mis;s before the MONDAY
sun, and they COW begin to see where they
stand. The people who saved tnis country
have spoken, through the ballOt-bOI, 10 thun-
der tones 70 tSe traitor Andrew Johnson -
q Thus fer tIou shalt 90 md no farther +
Our readers will End the glorious newS in
another column. Further ommeut 10 un-
nesBaFy.
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Maryland and Delaware.

Of the nineteen States in which
elections have been held dining the
present autumn, seventeen have de-
cidcd in favor Vt justice and freedom,
while but two have manifested a tcnd-
cucy "a adhere To that barbarOus
form Of civilization which until with.
in a few years prevailed at the South.
As was 10 have been expected, these
two belong to that anomaly formerly
known as the border ave States. In
these the institution Of slavery was
too weak TO maintain q respectable
standing, and now il seems o feeble
to expire Perhaps il is too much TO
expect that Delaware aud Maryland
should at once take rank with such
Sta o. As Now Jersey. But even the
example at the latter, witch n few
years ago was almost hopelessly in
the hands OF the Copperheads, affords
strong hope that Delaware and Mary
laud, with the other border States,
will soon be equally enlightened.
States wherein There are 80 few school
houses. so few newspapers. and
which submit to the lead of such men
~ Montgomery Blair, Benjamin G..
Harris, and Willard Salisbury, must
he educated to a higher standard Of
politics and morals In both these
States however, there is already the
nucleus Of a party which, before
manr years, will place them bv the
side of the great States of the North
and West ia the march Of progress
and improvement. Delaware can
scarcely be said to have been lost TO
the Republicans on Tuesday, having
simply affirmed her determination TO
adhere 20 the Comprehend party. She
did IA well "a she was expected to do
under the circumStAnces, and W are
not without hope that her contiguous
position TO Pennsylvania, and the in
luence of n farlesa Union press which
has already obtained a strong foot
bold in the shape of n daily paper st
Wilmington, she will in n few years
brow off the rnle of her SanlsbHrys
Maryland is slready closely contested
by o party ~ fearless and ~ radical
A. n be found outside of Massachu.
setts, the mother Of radiralism
Though defeated on Tuesday they are
by no means destroyed. and we arc
glad TO zee that instead of being East
down they are determined To take
another step forward, placing them
selyor squarely on the great principle
Of political economy. No party Of
men ever waged n bOlder or n more
determined 6gbt than the Radicals
Of Maryland and but forthe unscrup-
n~lousness 80 characterize Of the m n
who raised their hands against the
country that BouriShed them-men
who are a. ready tn swear fidelity 20
the Government now NJ they were 70
break their oaths at the commence.
ment OF the slayehOlders' rebslIion-
they would have triumphed. But de.
sirablc asit wns that Maryland should
he secured 70 the great Republican
Union party on account ut ils posi-
lion lying az Il does on great high.
highway between the national capital
and the loyal North, we can afford 10
lose Il, especially ~ the defeat Of our
frieads thers has only serye n embol
dan them. and 20 inspire them with
q fresh courage. Henceiorih they
win unfurI the banner Of impartial
suffrage, 80 their friends IN the Gulf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
TEXAS.

HEw oHEASs, Nov. s--Ths Governor oil
Texas recommends the eEtinction Of al ap-
pearanee OF difference as 20 the civil riEhls
between the blacks and whites.
Judge Caldwell, n TeEas. q member Of the
Loyal Union Convsnnion NJ PHILADELPHIA,
made = speech ~ Andsuoa, By special ap.
pointmsnt, during the session Of the court,
urging The e1tsasicn Of IuaraRs 70 The ne.
groes, aud ~dsnOunsing the nbsIs and ihs
rebellion.
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Letter from Roan1 County.
ERIE, R1Ane County, Tenn.
November Sth, 1866.
Editors Union Flag:

= = y 4 = =
| cant think of doing without the
Flag "a long rs il Ids TO tho great
Radical Union doctrine. Whenever
it deserts that cause, as n matter Of
course, | hay'o no use for it-being a
Unto man. Old Roane il Radically
Right, and this statement will be veri-
fed whenever her voters are tried at
the ballot box. Col. Bird, notorious
for guarding rebel property, has a few
conservative followers, but their ranks
are becoming thinner every day. The
Union men, led by such men as the
gallant Newt. Patterson, Maj Bowers,
and others, cannot fail TO give Ny
Policy" n death blow in these ends of
the earth. Col. l. c. Houk delivered
a iorcible and impressive address "a
the people OF Kingston the other day,
which give new vigor to the Radical
ell, ncnt in that section, llis speech
was mainly in opposition to Rebclrule,
showing the inconsistency Of u Con
sentative Kebcl." Other speeches By
distinguished gentleman, were deliv
cred ON the same day, all with forcibie
arguments in favor Congress- and the
Union generally. J. t. 5.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

Esv 0ntskSs, 0cL7a-eossrnsno- Hon.
phrgs, Of hissistfppi 10 visW Of the pfsea.
Tious eonditio1 Of JET Davis health. recon-
mrnds the LeEishturs - appolni ous Or mors
eommisslororS, 70 proceed 70 Washingiou 20
confer With the PSsidsat. with 9 view u ths
TslssSs of DsVb % parole o. % bai.
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States Needing Reconstruction
l.
DELAWARE.
Convention Of the Grand Army of

the Republic.
ST. Louis, November 1.-The con.
vention Of the Grand Army of the
Republic is ordereI to convene ut In.
dianapolis on Tuesday, the goth OF
November, for the urpose If perfect.
ing the national organization. All hon
Urably discharged soldiers or sailors,
who served in the army or navy, de.
sirous of becoming members Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, are in.
vited to attend the convention.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16

We have Eaiaod 'Er Radicals In our Stats Lssi,ia.
turs At the recent elections uadsr ths TAasiss LAs,
ADD What Il speOaagllg a, of ths,s gains are In MD
ale T'nnsss'.i II The provisions Of the lau arr prop.
cry carried out, The Unionli,S ean carry The STATE At
viii. Let ever Rsdieal ~ vids auats. sad lhs W.
tory Il ours.
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Panfa and n

In The rseeni s~ssslOn' North tbs Radical Ualoa M.
I%oritiss amount 10 ths sa,rnias sua 81 Eo,01o ID
49, Rsssl o. Conservative. NoV. Vhsrs Il Jossson''
"Polsyi" "HandS dOeks gs sssAws-sonpar.d
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r.ottar from Middle Tennessee.

Letter from Middle Tennessee.
We have received th1 following from
a truO UnioniSs 10 Middle Tennessee,
who is surrounded BY rebels. For
fear of being prosecuted by the
Z" ChiUalry" no wishes Us to withhold
his name.
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MEXICO.

NEw 0RLEASs, Nov. T. Letters from
JusreE announce the arrival at Chihuahua nf
sixty American officers, who would immedi-
tely be assigned to duty 10 the Liberal army,
MAxlMILIAN's ABDICETICH coEYIRMED BT our
CONSUL AT TERA cRUE.
The following letter confirms the intelli-
geuee contained in the one to Minister Rom
ero published a few days ago:
CONSULATE OF TIE USITED STATRs
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
OUR NOBLE

We call the attention of our readers TO the
message Of Governor Brownlow found on the
first page. t is one Of the ablest State doe
uments ever animated from the Executive
Department. Of oar StA,e. In Governor
Browulow the loyal men OF Tennessee have a
leader as true aS steel. May Heaven bless
his noble efforts to sustain the Right, is the
earnest PRAYER Of every true UuiOnist in the
State aud Na,.o5.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-16
CONNFCTTcUT

The New Haven Palladium OF Wednesday
says;
The Democrats carried the town election
yesterday by a plurality Of $40. Mr.. Bunnell,
theOnly candidate Of both the Republicans and
the workingmen, was elected BY a majority
Of $40. DR.. Peck, the Republican candidate
for Registrar Of births, marriages. and deaths,
received a meritsd compliment in the shape
Of the largest vote Pofed for any Republican
candidate