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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-18

THr INTERNAL REvESuE BUREAU n
PoLIrIcs..-The Internal Revenue Bureau
has issued an order which is founded upon
the creates, wisdom, by which. "the ac'
cep,ance Of q nomination for an elective
office, by IN Assistant Assessor, will oe
taken as evidence that he no longer ae-
.ires TO retain his position" This order
was prompted by the information sna'
various Assistant Assessors were using
their official positions 10 secure nomina.
tions for office, a condition OF affairs which
!, obviously incompatible with the proper
discharge Of their duties as Assessors.
The order Of the Department, whilst II
interferes with no ones political convlc-
tons, is a safeguard to taxpayers. by
preventing the partiality which would
necessarily follow if Revenue Assessors
became aspirauts for Office. Their friends
Nigh, or might not be properly assessed
bu, their political foes would certainly run
the risk Of being charged with more than
their share of the taxes>ot the district
Pal, Transcript, Aug. 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-18
IIoS. J. p. Usher.
Sccy oil liz Interior. Washington. d. {.

Mr.. Nye represented he had a mill built there with
the machinery ready to go into operatlon! Ihe
only reason he alleges for It's not being ut work was
the scarcity OF water! And yet there Is no question
that no mil has been built there, no machinery put
there, nothing done there but 4 dltch aug WRONG
end up. Laughter. a few logs cut; AMI all this Is 80
well Known that proof on the subject might DC
deemed supertiuOuS.
Here Is a letter from Colonel Cradleodugh. "hieh
| will read:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-18
GOLD HILL EXCHANGE
81. A. CLAWSON,

MAIN sTREET,-..----..GOLD HILL,
Maynnrd's Building,
VI GUILD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE to
w the public generally that I have assumed
the prop 'etorship Of this popular Saloon, and
will be al, Ito receive my friends and the pub
lie, and can assure them that 7 constantly
have in store the finest brands Of
Wines,
Brandies,
Liquors,
Alos,
Porter md
Cigars.
A fne LUNCH Is spread daily at II o'clock.
Connected with the Exchange are 6no private
Reading Rooms for gentlemen.
Give me . call everybody.
Be5 n HARRY CLA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-18

TIE Moore Land Claim case, in San
Francisco, will DO decided in . few days.
BY Judge Pratt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-18
~~ The Best Remedy for
$780, Purifying the Blood, Strengthen.

DN@ Purifying the Blood, Strengthen.
Ing the Nerves, Restoring the Lost Appetite, Is
FREsE,s HAMBURG TEA.
I, Is the best preservative against almost any sick
ne.s, II used timely. Composed Of herbs only, 1t
can be given safely to infants Full directions In
English. French, Spanish and German. with every
package. TRY TT For sale at all the whole
sale and retail drug Itores and groceries.
EMIL FRESE. Wholesale Druggist.
Sole Agent, 40 Clay Street, San Francisco.
Tjy27.lyl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-18
NJ O E.

AM GOING EAST OCTOBER FIRST.
i All persons having demands or Certificates
them before tho 18th Of September. All persons
Indebted to me, by note or otherwise, Will please
attend to the Same at once.
Gold Hill. Sept. 6, 1866. see II
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

We haze been Mrnlshed By severed eorreS-
pOndsnn With sddltiouAl In~tslligsnce con
corning the lRlSnt lsft with SOms cOlOrsd PsO-
pie Ia his eOuuty, and nowi In Che possession
Of M. Alfred r. BsoWh. The man with san
d hair and whiaksrs ls said to bsastks name
Of Owens, from Tho nsIgbborhood Of Knox
VILE, me mother Of. the child 10 said 70 DO q
Mss w--og that city. !. makes no dif.
ference, however, what their anne are, they
committed . mos. srasi and hsArtissS act
In shus aessrtine a helpless inAns, FOrsu'
nately Il fsll iuto rood hands.
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THE UNION FLAG.
9joVcsbOrO, December n, 1885,
LOCAL 1T al

.1,oaars III A.rmpig 70 AEmslil
y. ssvs rsselvsA shs following call for a
lrcnysnticns
W., IA. 4 G2nnkn, &dter pnie" fISg
y" iii rieat, announcs through tho COLI
@ Y .bs Dalap f7aG shei theFe will % a
w. s,~t,sn ~ Unloaists held lh' J%oncSnoro',
Ca \" XIV Monday 81 January next, for tho
"a AZ Appealing delseatss 70 the Union
PO TToSvsution, 70 b held ~ Nashville, On
IA Of February, 70 ncninste a candi-
X, Govsrnor and, also, % nominais 9
sSiSsts iar Congress IN ibis (the aFstJ Dis
W. 10 an the place soonte DO made vacant
Y reoierAsion o. Hon. n, O. TAylsr.
MAHE UNIoE CITlsHNs.
Oar UulOn friends in the upper eedhtlss Of
E,npssoss viii please take notice, and govern
,hsp,.lvss accordingly. Let shsrs be q full
snd enthusiastic turn-Out Of tAsloyal element
a our eountry. Many good speakers viii
h prSDsu. 70 address the Convention Come
|onel Come all 8 so a
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

Mondonhaips Improved Loom.
0n.ths hrst page Of this paper will 10 found
an advsreasnsnl Of this most excsIlantpatsut
Loom. We Tvcommsnd IS 10 oar farmers as
one Of the best pieces o. machinery thsy can
purchaas. The work Of this Loom 10 equal
% hat Of sSs Of ths cid style. When Oncs
used you win usVsr dsSiFs to DO without one.
Send for circular 70 De L. vsrgns B Pool,
ChsttanooKa Tenn, a pst
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DiIlfol1lng MowB nom turkey.

hashi sAis II min 3 hsH ppstilnt u fuitsy.
Osfhipi ,tyss. y ~ y usag csng. y Ne
~ tspenlns rsiuls. Aiiaa twenty Aeanaa pspF
sslsiiaAsis IsrAl are hspf n iasfh1oas a-ansisaas
rathn pgIl,f 81 Sftl ~ u1as f,ih ~ y indls.
ul4inats llaaaAhf Il i1an nilalslls rrp,skis % ~
~ t,lisal w e. s,atsapita ~, Aorria ear
n.s, sii,saa ahstllag brfny iftp q uipIlsd W "a
r.,,a-Isg, ustssatJ y aa.h hsasiit,a " ~
fIN1.nea q = n,sg nrt-nlale, al Csaas'
80 ~ ~ -
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Tahlaanrnnd Oharada PartY.

In Ano.hsr column win DO found N an
AOuassnsns o. q TabIau1 and obarAds par
vtS BE- given At the Court zOuse on Wed
A'Sdly evening next, tr the benefit Of the
Bapslr hsls Institute In Ibis place. Az u .
isi TIE advAnssnen. Of educational purposes,
v'tapsak for ne Party . hll a~stsudAAss
Nad 4 lIksral audlenca. I
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rhat Bear Hunt.

Do not forget 10 registsr your names a. tho
~ once for she bear huut. The party will
-ruOlv themselves With ssvsrAl dsyS F%AsiOn',
ma BE- ready 70 start from Jensaboro early On
Al. Friday morning afser ChrlStmaa, Persons
lIyI,s near she mountains can meet the party
4. The residences Of Col. T. W. Erwin In The
AraAav Ooya.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

=. r,asbrs and Scholars Of the Freshly
s'iah Sunday School Of ihis place are 70
hAn Radical EEstssisss And Procession,
MAR Church 90 sohhstnas sight.
"a Yan'asnbs preparations 80 bsIng Ard' 70
nave = nice tine" 1T every Scholar be
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

IA. Asis our custom Wy asheda young
married. fishd Of Ours the other day
tnwhatss the good news, Smith ~
0'oh. rOshiug, only my wife'S Sickp
sue enough his wife va siek, and actually
died that n~ight-but really We csaldn't see
the good newsP part.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

On aia .iuss-nmnbsstles 40 orssss,ins-sr,
nv, hnsas csisbnasns = nsnh inssat, tnsSs
Iapf't,T1 No NJ Ne nsnbss q ts fstsspisy
snsshy IN nsks u s8asuohni . y pnssahi q, &C.
"pAeAa ~ Nos pl1nl4. UorrrT
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
ChriStmas Presents,

Landrsth, the DruggISt, has just rsPlsn-
i,hsd bis establishment With a most choice
assortment Of nice Christmas Presents and
ConfsctionsrIes, for the little ones" and
no. only articles suitable for the children
bu. for adults also. See his advertisement
In another column, and then 60 Immediately
and lay IN your supply before 1t Is TOO late. In
this fail not. & %
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1850 REWARD

WILLIAM O. BROWLoW, GoVHhEOE Or rms STLfu or
TurHraSsB, 10 Ar sHo SEAL sns THEsn Pass
l~HTs-GnsBSINa
WHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN MADE
Nkuowp 70 me- that a certain HENRY FOX,
charged with having committed a foul
and atrocious murder, on the 18th
day of September, 1868, upon the
body of George Jennings, (coloFed,)
late of our county Of Claiborne, has
asd from justice and is now running
ut large.
Now therefore, ], William G. Brown.
low, Governor as aforesaid, by virtue
Of tho powsr and authority in mo vest.
cd, do horeby offer q Reward Of Two
Hundred ard fifty Dollars, to any per.
SON or persons who may apprebend
said William Fox, and deliver him 10
the Sheriff or Tailor sf our county OF
Claiborne, In order that justice 10 that
behalf may be had and executed.
Said William Fox 10 Abou: 20 years
of age, about 5 feet 5 inches high,
thick set and q little bumped or droop-
cd backed, light hair, blue eyes, sal
low complexion, down look, and q Pc
culiar kind Of grin whom talking, .
very bad c~ountenance and supposed
70 weigh about $50, and has q careless,
lazy walk. Had on the day ho COM
mittedthe murder q black bat, . blue
cavalry Jacket and dark colored pants.
supposed 10 be- IN lhe counties east Of
Knoxville, or in Kentucky. His father
| Adam Fox, lives near Fair Garden,
Sewer county, Tenn. Said VIM. Fox
sometimes call Bis name William Re.
mines, and was . dessrter from The
hath Regiment, Tennessee CUuioD)
Cavalry VoluneeeFa
In testimony whereof, have
rnAbl hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal Of th'
STATE TO DO Aalxsda Nashville
en.ths a7sh day Of FoysnbsF
1853.
by he 0overnorf
w. @, BR0WNLOW.
A. J. FEEroHxR, Sso'y 0 fStats.
y dsS7.l2t
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peath of Mra. HoWler.

m The wife Of our worthy o. 8. Senator,
Hos.J. 8. Fowler, died 10 Warrington cisy,on
Friday night last. She was . most sssinaelo
ladv @
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MaN nnd Beautiful lkuaio.

Tho,o p~ontlsmably Music Dtaiotu, Msuan, william
HEi 4 sOa, No. $50 broadway, Nav Ycrk, have kindly
uppusd as with seven more new and betutiful pisoos
Of MuSlc, consisting Of TIE following;
TEN HouH oE MHRrIBa," Due. Words By Mr..
o. D, wilson; Mnnlc BY john paniel. T
cWhsA shall the hoHr 81 opr neoting bef
whsn Night nats hsr zeal an Kafth and Aeat
When twilightu tsar hath the ~fogerAeAf woti
And the stars In their rAdlsnt eouipb sse met
Then shall TIE hour u our meeting bpt
MAS. HowAHp PAgt'a GRnAr spNAsIEa BoSO,'
QsmSs. sang By Mrs. Paul with euahusiaatis applAuSs'
k Rontlemsn and lsdlss fair, on myAnietion pity take,
For whom I show the grsa.sst sars, 4 perfect sound =
1 STAN nSr wK'n I try 70 sing; tho mere I strive The
Obi Il d IIns 5 iStis Stag, ths tickling In the noSsi
I'VE Yrssnass hire ~ yiaos SAws ~ aaeatg COMES n
aas chorua t--EBs. FLAsI
"BpAUFFEvL BLowRRs," Tyys GegAl-vabs ksgeg-
aoIs. Suag VIA great applGeao ~ Nadams PArppA. Au'
ao By n. EschboEn.
Oh beautiful flowers unfadlag,
50 lovely, 90 lovely which heayon eestows
Bright gariandB I bright gAriandS Of lily And rose
Only, only, love only knows HH
Aswsot SonR Of thee ofgey and pisaauEo III sing,
ARd momentS Of npture Affection yil bring
Ahi no, no thought bat Of thee no dream sfy bosom
Bat TiS,osS 81 beauty, sweet Visions Of lovsi
HL,EsrAsI," EcSGAcy. Vahs .BStliaae, Sang By
Madame PArspa. Music b. LHigi Ardih.
The eight 10 advancing, tho bright moon 70 heaMlAg,
The s~sar.gsna arc ~glanoinS, while fond hearts are
Tho bright blooming bowers, the sweet tIurAinS
Aad dsT-SnIus showers 5ivs raptuF and isvs.
az NET HER IN TEE .grEINe TINE" Words ~
JohA BtrSakor Music BY SrAas Abt,
I met hor IN the spTihg.tlme,
An3 Rowers, fresh and fair,
Were tWinsd amid the tFesses
OF har 9oldsn hair
boar her silver laugh, now,
zee her banning eye,
Ana lston with aaw rAptuD
To the music Of her aighi m
"Tho MornIug Glory waits" "IcAupl Al Para.
alOo." CTho Yfolds Of Peradlss,) complete the splendid
oolIcctIon. We advise muEicAl GmAtburs 70 mako IN
order 10 MessFn. Hall 4 Boa foe those boAuttfa. piece,
Al once for the ChiiStnAs holidays.
Ra~ The Tennessee Legislature has Ad'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

ssne ma, usai,s s,ttiur ', ptssi tssu, ufiss.
sp,asia1 itlI.lIas - asA'loslI osussIis 49,
Ter si,i,,na n ; agnsf y esre4ruaoull ~
A|Nl - NN3Ilr a. tIlIf ~ 49, h 4,
Ns+fi ~ q M 1tIHI& - fAni - 4 eauuIf.
N~r - ttI1 N4N ~ IN go a1s.f n.
u tM.t1 ~ NfnI NIh .4Ar ~
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

~ It Is rumOrsd tbat DOms few days
Ilncs, 1 Mr.. Hughes, IL Garter County, shot
snd killed william Lyle, an American citizen
partly Of AfricaA sxtrAc tlOn. We could not
learn tho particulars.
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J, J. Cohen, Commission Merchant,
Rome, ca.

This Eentleman. whose adVsrsisemeht will
DO iound ia smother column q an old and re-
liahls msrohans and We assure our farmers
And merchants Il they desire 70 send their
produce 70 4 Southern market be Is tao nAn
70 sell Il and realise for you coed prices
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
Stop the Theft

TKTM. A. BROCK. AN ADRoIT sCOUE-
w drel, having short, black hair, gray
eyes, q small powder mark on bis nose, ID Of
low statute, heavy set, frauduleutly sold my
land and thereby secured a large quantity 0!
property-hs also borrowed . considerable
amount Of property from mo and has alb
seconded with The whole amount with = base
roma and man, calling their names Pritch-
cit. They let with a wagon haTing two
black mares attached i~hereto--going In the
direction Of Knoxville. Phtchett had eight
children with him. Brock had on when he
Iefs q home-mads straw hat, mixed Kentecky
James coat and pants, A liberal reward will
be paid for his apprehension or any informA'
NARY DAUGHERTY,
dosTw4prs fseSsl near JOnssbOrO', Tenn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

~ LIsut. JOAN W. MashsS has bees Appointed As
sistant Assessor 81 o. .. internal Revenue for ihis
oouaty. His once 10 up-StAlrS IN tap oeurt Heuss.
Property owners had better givs him . call, aud have
that little natter axsd up, and thus save cost.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

-Ayos's Am1Elcnh AlmanN9 has neW arrived
and q nSw ready lpr delivery, gph4th, by pFqggisis Of
Jonotboro 70 all who oasY fbr /. or Tsaaefs may b
snrpriaed 10 know shat 'his nmphiet whlch has b.
come % muoh . eehIiis N, W. aogi9n hnp qnlte the
largest clfculAlop ofanr taRb9ob IA TIE world, except
the Bible. Tth 1flnko4 N many lhuguhgal aud scat
tered throuRh Many nntlsha ~ we'll a. supplied to al
most the entirs popnlaticn Of our oNn wat dcmAln.
Every family ahoald hop Il, for IA contains informa-
ton which 6Ians liable u rtaiSe, when siokhels over
takss then and which nay prove inHalHeble ffom
being a hand N season II you bAhs our advice you
will cali and ves an Ayers Almhnae, and WHOM got,
keob Il. M XVI
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AZ MI FGIs. VI sIB;SsT Cs ihIsssSFss $ s 6CfC 1iis-'''

An rnlns ran directly thronfh % Hsn LIZ wv
MiIAg-WHfH0UT CHANGE OF O0AOhA3'
v,.. IA az, JuLY HIa.s, lisa, frulss sInisav.,
IL ssnnsoiioa Vim al Western Lbsst = ialo-s
TROM DUnKIRK, AID hAhoA w"
GMnMi WV YoRK DAY ExPHFss. IRON eslaA-
80. Daliy tsxesps aandaJsl ~Ipfsnsots a. hof.
-nsIBvills uilh ths 80 A. y. ney .aps',s ""@
40 AZ n. IxFREss NAIL, fsn puntiIt, DAILY
i,rssst s~aadnySl. stops Il eAlAnanes y
snd sonssrs I. HorlcI.,iis au4 cssaiIs ".
.ssss, 4. Z; S5g..;i Sia ao- ''n.''
nys'a NV YORK HieHr ExRBraB, noA pna.
ny, Daily (sxcspt Sundays. SOB - eel,nAses
bitP. NJ and strives ~ dost at.sSsn fci
DoIlon and Nsw Kpkland siAisas
TkoM BUvTALo-By Nov Xolk Time irOA p'''s
YoEKbkYIxFsEsg Natasys az
s,st.f. Arrives IN Nov fosk at 1851 ~ Goa
ns.lsEi Greet Bsss "a psls.A5sl LANCET,
E,ssn ssl, go, s..ss. =
S9ilrsn4pRrl Giif. " Avon ana Houslls-
siis DAILY gEssPt guhdayD; Aniyos !. hsT iosk
~ 1rlsiia 1siissa g. HsnisbsEEs FAlild'l-
-, D1itinor, WNhllricn and 1eisn sesie +,
akPM. bIonINIHo nxlan11, f8snaaIs a4cep,eaJ
IlspI ~ wood nd water euiy, ana affitss y ~
nv rosr;moHF nxFless plEg,
Connects a nsrusIisVitis vlthths tds .tf,ip
flom DunkiIt, aoe tuiFniA -. tolA .As,.tf.
,'i q c~rrornuArr rzPsEts, pan, j'1sss,
RanfTl Auivsi n y. Lert ga =: 80
Wnisn ralirosf, a1l a lss IorE glh Anei!cel
A T1iss tsA a,aiau Or Dasioa spd As~ has'aP'
on oss fnsa E..ss - tupaif, isslst Ds.siS y
aif. r.. a. rsa1AlAs Ssg tsstiaof.h
psn,s ss NJ s,,sass IH.s.s.ss q 40
tggass are ir.nshnsftga ang'inNs ton-
ma ~ y,sfnss,fs Sl Hsh tsnsrsus nssphl
lcsl1lIm fHE Won1D oAsnpaag muiths TINS
= ~ " fzL-E11rr.
nAooAnR cnr0tgD Tnlou1H
hIHlNH ea1ItMIH Ny1nI otaff 80
), Al. 11a TU1l8lTtr rIH 1AnNAI
. VIA - ht s44s4t a ~ hn4sfl IhM. onp
tiar
N.4I n4at ~. AZ
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BOOKS GIVEN AWAx-Masrs. Kiug 4 Cas.
well, PstfumsET, Nc. n Churh 81. N. York, arc send
ing to oVsrVbOdye fraa, most inetfsdiing littia Book
entitled the q ladies Toilet KsepaAks. q Amoag IL
contents we obsSrvo w. w. 81 preserving living flowers,
akel6tongSing IaAvae, and . hundred other ~ssquiAlte
hnoios istor3ftlng 70 hdiss. The gin IL vol WORTH
sending fog. Anybody can ohiaia ltby sending their
full address with this hosss 70 ths Above gentlemen,
with two stamps Tor return tostaebs@ Z
DsqTmos3Mkf N
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

Dawn ELLIS, BsMRoN MooRB, JoHE 6RAnEwAT.--
Efas, You are regarded % dlBloyai ~oiti8shs, and arr
fharaEors erdsrsd 70 remain on your oWn prersises VITA
the privilege Of Eolng 70 shop and mil. aader penalty
Of bsInK arrested. Yea are further A9tlAea nat yot
VIII hclh 10 IN tsrcoare with dawes.
NJ Connsae Of BKIa. 0HH. A. 3. ACkbO
~ RBnas, A.A.G. I1r
RnralilnK eNoar will deliver lhls order.
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pr The Tennessee Legislature has Ad'
Iourued to meet aftsr the holidays are ever.
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A RoTio az Che Terrible Past.

We have bssn hsadsd ths following original order
Il h Esnuins ard may ha relied on, ~ givipg an idsa o.
one Of ihs most dsSpotic periods svsr experienced By
any psopls on the Globe. Bat East TsnnaalssAaS, WhO
stood arm IN that dark, dread hOur, can nov look back
with that pride which can b Cit By no oGAsr people
m sxistanca:
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MARRYRD.

On Thansday, the isth lnst., BY R0v. Johu Rubufh
Mr.. VIZ. gFuPP ana Mis NAHEIH WSsT, al o. TAI
ooanty.
From Whaltvsr source, william, thea may 10 distrsfdl
May Il never b eAassd BY yoar haying s.one west
And you. Mamie, whsa over lies follles baye EspI
Nay ysH nsysr rSpsns hAvlns iAksn Gs SISFFi
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
A Gard 10 Invalids,

ACIerrymanl whils fidlug n soath Amsrtoe a. q
misalaBaFy, 6lseoEered Q nafsand 1impltFemeey tr me
Care Of Maryous WeAkness, Early Decay, pissaso q
the Urinary and Seminal Organs, Andthe whole tFAia
81 dlsordafs brought on By bansful and vioioug habits.
Crest nambsfs bave been already eurea by.thb nools
rprnsdy. Prompted By Q daairD 10 bsnoht the bmiotsd
AID usine this ~Gsdlelas, N . sealed enssloDs, 20 any
one whs nsads ih, me- n OAaps. ~
Please enclose 4 posLpAid snvelcps, addrsssed %
~ JOSEPH r. TAMAN,
station ., Dlbla HohSs, Hsw York oIiy.
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.ssss :. isss:sa.lss Z q ~ isIi. !
n ~ VcfI5 ssssils5 q ssii inisi
- ~ t
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"Tho Morning Glory waits" Z" CAnpl Al Para.
also" Crho 6iolds Of PeEadiseD complete the splendid
o~olIcctIon. We advise muElcal GmAtburs 70 mako an
order 10 MessTn. Hall 4 Boa fof those boAuttta. pieces
al once for the Chitstraas halidayb.
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eunartssldaak

In Senate, March 2l, the bill to punish
forgery of United States bonds or other secu-
rifles by imprisonment for ten years was
passed. M
In the House Mr.. Julian introduced bill
to eaualize the bsuntes Of soldiers aud SAIL
ors who served during the rebellion. Re
ferred.
The House considered the act to facilitate
commercial, postal and military eommunica-
tion among the several states which had been
recommitted to the Judiciary Committee for
such amendment as would preyent the land
granted railroads such as the illinois Cen
trail, from receiving pay from the government.
The bill passed--yeas, 60 Nays 46.
resolution was adopted instructing the
Committee on Military affairs to inquire into
the propriety of making appropriations to
complete the work of disiaterring and gather
ing into the national cemeteries, the soldiers
who gave their lives for the salvation OF the
Union, with power to send for persons and
papers.
The Senate March %, considered the case
of Senator Stockton of New Jersey.
In the House the bill in amendment OF the
Agricultural college act was recommitted and
a resolution, to inquire into the expediency
of allowing disabled soldiers to peddle with
out license, WAS adopted.
WAsHINoroH, March 23.
The President has vetoed the civil rights
bill.
The House committee Of Ways and Means
has voted TO report back the loan bill with
an amendment restricting the reduction o.
Government currency to ten millions month
for the frat months d. four millions amonth
afterwards. The vote stood TO 4.
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WHAT Is 1T (?

The Indian Compound Of Honey, Beneset squills'
e,mbinahou Of he eseatAl oils and extracts Of over
20 dhsfent kinds 1f and herbs besides those from
which it takes its name prepared BY chemical process
so that the Medical properties Of each plant is retained
IN highly coneenuat state while the useless and
wholesome portions are TtJecced. Il is U' ? ptfai'
the taste than any other medicine, and can he svon to
any person. at any time under any cirolmstanees-an
ven TO the smallest child with the most perfect safety
will positively eonsgmptioa (caasii by calds,)
in it's fst aud second stages, lndamaton Of tn Lugn,
across the Chest, Didculty Of Breathing Hoaseness
from public speaking any other and IN fact az
aiseasss oftAe throat and hgs not too far adUd'eed
and oil giue qrsat relief advanced and 'ncura5e ca
Iss Of consumption,
Every person should have It as IL prevents oonsump'
ton invariably when taken In time and to cure your
cough It surely will and cave many Doctors ohls
Doctors use It in heir practice and Families They REQ
ommend it, SO does body that ny It. You can take
it to your family physician, let him tJ IL aud be does
not it good, return it aud get your money
again.
Prepared by 'Drs COMBS WILSON, New iotk
City aud Auburn New York. For sale by all druggists
and dealers In medicine.
Wood, Bixby Co., wholesale ugents, Montpehef
Vermont Septic dly;weop752l
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DERRY'S MOTH AND FREoKLE Lo

~ cal.,m. o, N ,thpat ch, (also Liyerspot,) and
Lsndso. or Freekes are oheu very annoying parteu-
laIy TO ladies Of light complexion for the dseoloed
spots show more plainly the face Of blonde than
brunette but they greatly the beauty Of either
and any preparation that viii edeetually move them
.o,thot isaring ne texture eot'r Of skn Is Ger
taraiy desideratum- DR. B. Perm, who has made
diseases OF the skin speciality has discovered remedy
or these discolcraons, shichs At once prompt nfa-
bl aud harmless
Preparei only by b. C. Peuy Dermatoosist' NO ~
Bond Street New York, and for sale ~ all druggists
price ~ per bottle. Call for ,
PRRRY's nora AND FRCKLE LOTION.