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Thanksgiving Proclamation.
STATE OF TENN SSEE.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. !
NnHhViIIp, Nov 10, 1866.

Az = Christian people tits u duty
at all times, aud should no our pleas
ure to return thanks TO the GIvSr Of
every good and perfect gift for the
countless blessings which be IL con-
stantIy bestOwing upon u; and being
= time bOnOrcd custOm, It is more APP
~prOpriate now, as the Year ID rapidly
drawing TO a close:
Therefore, I. WILLIAM G, BRowN.
Low, Governor ofTenncssee' do recon.
mend that Thursday tho 10Th day Of
November inst. be act apart and oh.
served IA q day Of Thanksgiving and
Praise to Almighty God for another
year Of prosperity, in retHrn of seed
time and harvest, and the increase of
the ground; for having driven from
our borders the deadly peStilence
which ne all so greatly feared, and in
our National relations for having kept
the minds and hearts ofthe great body
ofthe people true and steadfart Ihere
blessings have all come from the Lord
cur God, and eall upon the people Of
the State for gratitude, praise and
Thanksgiving Let US, therefore, on
the day appointed, assemble in u
houreso of worship 10 honrr and praise
the Lard.
Done at the Capitol, in Nashville.
this 18th day Of NovembcF 1865, aud
tho 9lst year of the Independence Of
the nited States.
By the Governor:
W. q. BROwNLOW.
A. J FLEroHER, Sec'y Of State.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

NS- AZ the recent refinement
of the remains of the rebel General
ROdger w. Hanson in Louisville.
there was, Notwithstanding the order
Of General George II. Thomas that
no military display should be made, n
large procession Of his old rebel brig.
ade. and Sirty-Sir Of John MOrgan'S
raiders mounted on horseback. The
pail bearers were Eve generals and
i've colonelS Of tho rebel army. and
the occasion was freely used TO hon
or " the Loaf cause" five or six thou.
sand persons following the body 10
the grave-tho ladies decorating the
coffin with flowers, and q rebel army
chaplain delivering an e%xtrayagAnt
eulOgy of the achievements Of the de.
ceased in fighting against the Hag Of
h,s country. There is little hope uf
making treason obi, us While ita
champions are thus crOW Md with
%posthumOus hOnOra.
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lWhtisn for The EASi TssAsssss Unisn y7aE.l
SULLIVAN CouSTY, T~EHBEasEE,
Nuwnuuwu ~ 1874

fbNAAnAA - AobIs
Capt. @. :. GsisBAH-EdtsT UHiOS Flag
Dsdr Srs-I have been mixing among the
people a. town, on court week, aud else
where, I discover thsrs iS . great deal Of
n.urmuring aaong the rsbSlI on account Of
their being diIfranehissd, aud yet subject 10
tAHaiios. They seem TO thiAk they ough' 10
'njoy all the privileges a. loyal citizens. just
a. though rebellion was no crime aud ought
not to be made odiouG. They Gssu TO have
forgotten that they refused 10 let the Union
men be .. peace, until they we're whipped 10
death By the Union army now, shsy can not
bsl2 themselves, they are ali good, lAW.Abi-
dog men, and want 70 be restored 10 their
former relations 10 the EoTsrnnsnt Of the
Uailed Slater, without any p%unIBhnent for
the eommiulon Of tbs highest crime known
Ia the esislogus Of erinsS, to-vit: TrsssoHl
E0H, theirs are soms thilgB eonusetsd With
their esss ] would like 70 gst Soms light on,
Ia regard 10 their eiiiSenShip that IL, Wheth-
or they are not hlisns 70 the govsrnmsnt Of
he United States, sy their oVn a%etion, bsv.
ing ~voluniariiy rsaolnesd Ell sllsglaBes 70
the United States, aAd taken the cath Of allie
glance V ths lso-eallsd) confsdsFsts Siatss
Of America, are thsy not nov Sabjset 70 Ihe
SANE rules, laws, and regulations Of other
foreigners befoFs thsy cas- sgain become eiti.
sens II he DATED Btatst7 II N set mis.
tAksu, . fsrsigBsr has 70 b . eitissB eight
ys.fs bsioss s. 10 sllgibls 70 . Ssas IL The
halls 81 congTsss.
Ths snly dilBeslty Involved is, vbsthsr =
sitissA ssa, W hs eva as,r ssaoures bic 81
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
NOVEMBER, goth, 1856.

S|EAAhs
NOVEMBER, goth, 1856.
The Senate r4st, Speaker EltrsOA IL the
chair.
Ar. Nelson presented the petition Of ]. S.
Brara anc T.. >. Coz, of Washington eounly,
~ regard ~ Iss destruction VI their prop
cry 10 1868, yhieu was referred ~ Iar Cum
aittoe OF finance a9d WayI and Means.
Mr. Thompson eiso Presrntrd = or! 10 pro-
tset AsEcts ~ size hARds Ci executors And ad-
uiuisIrators. Referred ~ Jad.cAry Com
nIttre.
Also 10 regulate the nutuA! rights Of has
band aad ie, or titbsr, nso OEn land, or
other property, dying interstate, leaving net
tnsr children nor grand eniiarvh Ihe SurTi-
Tor sAA.l take ~ InnsrItAncs 10 exclusion OF
all other persons Also eEipONrfS a uarrIRd
woman " dsTIss Or Rise % ieSianrnt, "
whom she rssy p!sass, HitHout tns consent Of
asr husband, All properly she may have in
heriied VI received by Rit priUr 70 hsI mar
rage, or whIcL niAy Dc Conveyed 10 her ~
deed Of gut after EaTTI~ge. Referred 10 Ens
Judiciary ConmIitee.
Nc. Arisou Introduced q bill authorizing
the S0uaJ court VI Any county ~ = tEO-
Lhifds Tote OF their members ~ issue coupon
bonds for any lndsbisdHess Of tue county.
Referred ~ Judiciary Committee.
Nc. Br0us presented a bill for the relief Of
:hs bopdhoidert Of tue State.
Nr. smith presented n bill 10 loan the Nrm-
phiS apd Ubio and tue AisIissipp. aud Tsa-
nsssse Railr0ads TOE SUM VI szOv, UJ0 and
Sl5O,OOV re-. pscuTsly. to AID 10 puIIiug these
roads, dspo,I, etc, 10 mOre elective repair.
Tbs speaker presented = eOumuaieAiiOn
from the GotsrbUr, I~nrlosing The report Of
the TTustsss of tAs Bank Of Tennessee.
HUUSE.
Senate bill extending toe civil and Grimm
al laws VI tue State 10 every perJoni regard
less VI color, uss rejected.
SENATE.
WEBHLsoGY, HoV. 7iSt 1855.
Mr. BosIou, from the CsmnItse 90 IL
nance And HAJs and Means, reported IN iATor
Of the bill ialrodueed JsItsrdAy, for the re-
nsf OF the boadholdsri Of the state.
Mr.. cJpsrt presented q bill authorizing the
Governor 70 appoint comniSsionsrs, lsarasd
10 The law, 70 fsViss and sOdiJ the Laws Of
the 8tAts.
Senate bin, 70 lnsoFpoEais The Holston
cenfsrsnss Of tAa hsihodiEi cbsreb, vas -
HOUSE.
Nr. Smith, Of HArdsuan, ptsssotsd q ne.
moral frou iss OAesrs asd directors Of the
Tennessee Colonial aud lnigrutOn CompAny,
soliciting a loan from The Sias 70 toe sEisni
q bali . million Of collars, 70 ssAbls tbs
company 10 more sueet1sfally prosssats I've
wofk OF suruisg the tide Of inmigrstiss 70
Tsuasnss. IL also asks for thirty thousand
dollars. besides, 70 meet currtni sHpspsss
Mr.. Clsnsais introduced . bill PToEidiag
~ he prgiseiios Of ihs ballsi-boEl By pre-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30
Negro Suffrage-A New and Unex-
pActed Advocate.


The Chicago 7DssS, Oi hoRday morning,
contains = doublr-leAded article that has set
the Democratic party in q iatteF equal to
that prodaesd BY q sudden clap Of thunder in
a clear Iky, or the bHEG that il produced By
stirring up = colony Of bumhls-bess. The
TiasI hAS been, for years, the leading Demo-
cratic organ Of the North.west, end has been
considered an oracle Of the CoppsthSGdB Of
Illinois.
President JohRson and his Administration
are characterised az = hybrid eoncern,"
AID the spriAR Of all the Democratic woes
evolved 10 he late elections. Johnson, Sc
ward Aad stanton are each pat In pillory and
charged with leading the Democratic party
TO ruin. This inRrAtituds has not Ssen un-
expected. Amer securing all the "oriaesS,"
to spHrn the hand that fed then, 10 but . ma
lursl ssqssneO from an organization SSSsd
uPon SpoilS, not principle.
Tue Tina admits that the Democratic par.
~, undsr It's present orTaniEaiion, aud with
ito pre5snt principles, Is "plsysd out," and
something must be done. NEGRO suffrage"
is recommended a. q panaeea for is AekaoWl-
edged debility, and declared TO be the ban.
ner under which it il hereafter TO eonquer.
How this Recommendation will eject the
masses who have made such AZ ado about
"nsgrS equality" remains to be seen. A
Cairo Dispatch says the Democracy Of tbat
section ",rsAt the article With mingled sur
prise Sud disgust" The Missouri Republican
has already entered It's protest Of dshaaes
and contempt. Thus The war Of diIintsErs-
ton Emong the "%uHtsrrssd" has commenced
and the clans are marShsliug for the combat
Republicans must SEE 10 IL, or they will be
anticipated in the great march Of political
progreta
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

II 10 understood that soon after the
opening of Congress tho Houso Judi
ciHry Committee will review the whole
subject of The assassination plot and
examine witnesses relative to JEFF.
Davis,
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TERMS

POST, - 90.
The gettsr up Of Club will alWays re-
P",Ve . copy of the PREMIUM ENGRAVING.
Members OF = club wishing the PremiRm En-
craving must remit One Dollar EEtrS.
No. These dsSirOuS Of getting up Clubs
or PFeminn Lists, shOuld enclose Gtssn cents
for sample AaRRSine, containing tue %particu-
lara. Address DEACON 4 PETERSON.
noy30 1851 3I9 WALNUT ST.. Philadelphia.
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N0TICEl

nNTUEsDAY THg ara on THE PRES
" snt Instant, . man, claiming 70 Be By
the aams Of Henry Ballard, eams 70 this
teen hands high, black main and vail. > small
star IN Der forehead. right hind foot white
and . smAlI white spot on The leh aide Of her
neck between The ear and ahouldsr, supposed
TO Be about seysn years eld. From tbs gen.
llsman's conduct : suspicion arose tba' the
mare vas stolen property. an1 Whils . var
rant vas preparing 70 aFrest hin, b. len the
PLACE Ia donhl%quiek. leaving he mare.
which b uos IN ths hands 81 Willian J.
fopeFay, Of Elisabsihton. LEA the proper
ouner 81 tha nara cons aud provs his prop
sfty and pay chaFgss and hs esn get hsr~
KHnahstktea. Teuaesaa, b6EsnbSF 3fih. ]
ssyaeF APnl hsssl WhsdTokcAAT.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30


~ A m a has bssA seat to the Virginia
PshitsntiGy By the nsns Of Honesty. Il
mast be NJ. D. J. 8. Honesty, 10, be
isn't the " best policy"
- The ostsniAtiouI Statsnsnt Of the
New York Tiaes that Prudent Johnson 10
tsndsd 10 respect the decision OF the ballot
boIss sgainst bis treason 70 country aud TO
friends 10 havisg IUms delicious supplements.
Ga the l3th Of November bis collector a. this
port removed from the suSton-houss foar
MANNED Union soldiers, and appoinlsd half
a-doIen Of the Viiest CopperhsadS In Philad-
slpbis 70 val iabls positions 70 his depart
msnt snd yesterday afsrnoon The u~otorious
JS ssvsrns, Identified with nearly al the
copEsrhsad papers that have existed In Phil
AdSlphia for The last zen years, vas nomiDa-
ted for shrveyor Of The Pon b. Secretary
Hecuiloeb.-PAas&ipA6 Pas.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

~ a Now my little boys and
girls" said . teacher, i want you
70 BE- vSry Still, 80 still that you =
bear a pin drop For a minute all
was stiII. when . little boy cried ;
iLst hsr dropP
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30
] r. CAZIER,

- MID
XHOULD RESPECTFULLY THANH hD
friends, patrons aud the public Er
orally for their very liberal and sIi'n,iyp"
rOnage; and hopes, BY thoroughly di'sanr'
ing his professional services, he Nillfenhh"
70 merit Their patronage In the fuiur'tnJ
above named place, where he has rNeas
Wis practice, and would be pleased 70 WTn"
ell Who enirust their teeth 70 bis care ~ ~.
ing just returned from the Es1tsrp ~"
whore he purchased an entire new oPetsH'
and mechanical out-6t, together w.
choice selection OF the beat mstsrisI M
to the profssSion. and having SECURED ~"
the most app owed improvements 100 ptn" ,
ing operations In the most seientihe 'Yu.I
fsels ~Iangnine tha. he win be a1ls' sonOs
with an extensive sIpsrienre OF nms "A
ten years practice. 10 give satisiAebop y
opsratirns which be may perform 49,,
TEETH Inserted Of the Vu'eEuhs ~,
BaSs, Gold and Silver. He Voelo .,r.
special attention Of those who Wisb 49, 4,
cIAL TasTH 10 the Rabbsr Base 80 Po,s.. -,
sbsolnts superiority over Ill other ariss
Or offered for lhst purpose. Il ean ..,,i
perfectly adapted a. the gums. harsn
Iirsagtb, yet IL u ligbt sud very dafssn1 q
10 easily kept elsan-svrst aud PlsH-I A.
The taste. II So0 Asf ssSt AsU q " 4
Cola Base. Indssd, al Who are ? ,r.
Artiseisl Teeth, snd those Sho She 10
bsrvs their natural ines, can have y oO-
the Losaf Price hy AppJing ~ virK
CAZlBR's DENTAL OIIIau
Novp 1885 JosBsBoao', TISSn
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fIIIfIRi nlIIi al IlLllllIIlI,

VIZ n. AND JANIS p. 7. Garlic m..I.fsl
TAYLOR, "a a.. 10 ths eenssh 40 ~ ~
s.s5,st ~ sissnss klnssil that ~ ereipau.k -
u lau esna9t b. s~Fved upoa bims V .,,s srti
dsrrd . 4 pnhleaiisn y nads ipf feuf 49, 4 sp1isi
n ~ JDassoofo Uuion ltaG, H.nyi.y. hsrph
Il tbs Cert uouls On Eilabcfhtoa u 49, ~
sait bfl. % NJ sans vfl - iahse 30
.. .s q s:.Sss .sE''''' H. O. snnHscth
NJ Al. TtPToE, D.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

RA-"Well Annie, how did you get
along with that stupid fool of a lover
of yours7 Did you sncced in getting
rid of him ?" Oh, yes, ! got rid Of
him easy enough. ] married him."
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Prices Of UncuErent MOnpT,
by THOMAS 8. MARE .

NA1AVlLLs Ighh,, Nov. a, liza
SELL KOuR UNCUkREhT MONEY. fRkSS,.
lowing are the rA,es paid By TMoAAs d MT
BROKER, Corner Of Union dnA C0llsg streei. MN
willie, for uucuFrent money. Those quotatioas an M,
bic TO anetuatr, bat meg " depended ora suad,,
lenEth o. time for remittance 10 BE- received bIHIiS
express, n forwarded without delay, -"
TEHNEasEE Bank Of Tuitoa IA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

na-A letter from Helena Montana.
says that more than three lhouAa d
emigrAntS have been murdered BY the
Indians this GeaSOn. The whole route
through the territory is SIrrwh with
fresh graves.
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cAMuEL kgAyP. vs.. ALIphp 80.
- D ndlnn 10 ha rIfeuit Oar n rfap ~
b, fsua. IL apsariug fcn ~ eeenssl, dpg
ihs e,lssdasi : 20 2 , hsss st ,ss.ss rssa :
osrsA nnoa hin, ~ that. - p1feal ~lis, :
bssa sfl<fsda a1 psisd 80 tsfldas. 80 espf.
baTf,rsd iksi rnflirsEiea 4 nsdt .a.dpT
vsshs = - &c. - ssag,ss N 81 -
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

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johnson 4 Durant, e-l-bfAt-d Printing Ink MAaufae
tursrs o. this eityJ uouh rpsp ctfuIy Inform Printsrs
md the trade gspsrally that, amer nuneTtus sHperis
meats and ysaTs Of the elosyA DeraaBel application, he
has gueessdgd IN prodacinE ~ Iak that wilideJ all con.
petition fog dsnbty Of black and such. that sous VI the
~adiag PrintsTs ~ this city lpd ~ nnnfcssaafy 70
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ben slightly vet. u the intfodaetion ofhis seN In.
pgossd Pstsnt Steam Mn, bis Iuh Win - foaHd N havs
no sqaal for hnsness % grinding, and With The agsay
density and ehssPef ihsa any oihsf ink hsfssotors
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Ths sabssribsr ks-p % eoustantly N hand q iArEs sap.
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fe.sh A Iambard Rtres1a. PhIlsfelnhi. psa,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30
RADICAL UNION
STATE CONVENTION,
ToRE aELD IN
Nashville, February 22d, 1867

TO Nominate a Candidate for our
neXt Governor.
Lat svcry District in every County through
eat the State hold primary meetings AID aF-
point delegates 10 this Convention. T
aohS bnt Americans on guard"
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w 6.
A J. FLETcHER, Sec'y Of State.
nOvl6w4.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

On motion Of Mr. Powell, the rules were
suspended, and Senate bill No. 4Os, to incor-
pOrats the Hols,on Conference Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, was taken up And
read a third tins and passsd.
Senate bill No. s3S, to abolish tipping,
etc, reeommi,tS4 to Committee % Tipping
Houses.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-30

Senate bill extending toe civil and Grimm
al Laws VI tue State 10 s'sfy perJoni regard
lees VI color, Vas rejected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10
lIQMNfUNiCATED.

VIII some one inform US, through the Ga
zette, how many of the present Congress, hang
ing upon the verge Of the Government, Tough;
for the Union-with lead ard steel, not words
in the late war? General Rosscau was ona
but he has been denounced as Traitor,
and expelled from the House BY that intensely
'loyal' and patriotic body.
Also. vii! some one tell rs the definition OF
the word ''Eoyal," Nowadays as a" " ebster 5
unabridged, y and Gen. Rosseau's ''treason,
aud the 'Ghicago Conservative Convention, -
are at loggerheads' ca the subject; ana wo
haven't yet seen Radical Dictionary, as no
Unconstitutional amendment has been passed
70 that effect We hope the Thirty. ninth
Congress will order COMMITTEE Of Recon
ssruction" for old Webster, before Alexandria
is drawn with cords of tendercst love into the
District: in order that wc ''rebe!s, outside OF
the Union, may not be entirely behind the
times in lnodcrn accom- piishments, when we
cross over Jordan into the promised land, >
fragrant with the delicious breath Of never
ending ,SN'ni u (er--where We shall never 2cdde
through sorrows, and where 10 Stephens will
ever re stoned :cr righteousness sake
QCIEN SABE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10
E q r. 0 P z -.
LATEST BY ATLANTIC CABLE

It said that the French Government has
sent reassuring dispatches to the u. S. Gov
eminent in regard to the Mexican question
It is reiterated in some circles that dissentiops
have occurred in the Derby Cabinet Oil the
reform question. 4 leading paper asserts
that Disraeh having intimated that his resig
nation was contingent upon the present Cabi-
net accepting liberal reform bill. Lord Derby
has accedetl to Disraeli's views, and bill in
accordance Herewith Will soon be placed before
Parliament.
Two cavalry regiments have been sent to
ireland TO suppress insuTrectlonarE movements
in progress there.
1t is asserted that dispatches have been re-
ceived from Maxiuilian that he Will land at
Gibraltar about the Goth instant, aAd several
physicians in attendance on Car!otta vii! join
him on his arrival. (?)
The French troops are still engaged in the
evacuation of the Papal dospinions, and nearly
all have left Rome, taking steam transporta-
ton at Civita Yecchia. The convention be-
tween the Italian Government and that Of the
Pope, in reference to the assumption of the
Pspal debt by Italy, has been signed.
The Russian Government has annuiled the
special laws OF the Empire i'll relation 10 the
Church. Diplomatic relations with the Papal
Government have been suspended.
Advices received from Constantinople state
that the maaEs of the Cretan insurgents are
exhausted, and that they are unable longer TO
resist the repressiTe measures OF the Turkish
Government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10
MEXICAN AFFdR ).

We have alvicas from the City ii Mexico Of
the ODD, and Vera Cruz Of the Sth u!tiGno.
Maximlian was still at Orizaba. Ii was
stated that he agreed to abdicatc, appointing
Marquesc, AIiramon, and Marian a. :. triumyi-
rate. and appealing to vote Of the people to
confirm this step. TIE ImperiaIiss are rapid
ly evacuatiDg all the northern outro:::s. Gen
era Dewey is expected daily at the City Of
Mexico, with the garsisons OF San Luis Potosi,
Uazabian, and other places. The Liberals
were concentrating $4,000 men 10 attack San
Luis Potosi 1t was further stated that the
ImperialiSts would also soon eyacuate Duran
90. Generals Bazanc and Castenau were at
Vera Cruz, anzously awaiting the arrival
there of Minister Campbell and General Sher-
man. Upon the arrival Of the frigate Sasque
hanna ct Vera Cruz. she is to be received with
the customary Salutes, and an escort is to be
provided for Minister Campbell and General
Sherman to the City OF Mexico. The people
Of Vera Cruz manifest much JOY at the OK
pe:ted arrival OF the Americans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10
The Virginia Legislature.

RICHMOND, Dec. SIN the State Senate,
to-day, an effort was made to have the part Of
the Governors message treating Of the con-
stitutional amendment referred to 4 special
committee but the proposition was defeated
by vote Of II to 10 and by the same vote the
matter was referred to the com nittee on federal
relations. Their action is held as evidence
that the Legislature does not intend any pre-
sent action on the amendment, but postponing
it to the latter part OF the session, will await
developments at Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-12-10
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is The most pleasant ana convenient They con
tain 30 decterious ingredient, and arc warrant
cd to be always safe. even for the weakest and
most sensitive stomach. In Group they give
Immediate relief For coughs ana Gods they
are Invaluable.
For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis they
have no cQual in the market, wide certificates
ACCOMMODATING each box Diptharia, that dread
cd and dcsolating disease, they control wonder
fnliy and almost Immediately. ,,
No public speaker. singer or teacher Sh oUiIi
be without them as they remove hoar&cncs7 ana
siren CITIZEN and clear the voice.
~" Always use them in time; "nd Il LIZ"
svrnu.ons arc severe use very freely.
j. #. BLADES & CO., Fropr'e'orS,
ELSu&A, New YORK.
JANNEI Il CO., Wholesale Agents,
ll5 King street. above s.. A3aPh,
ALEXANDRIA, W
Mzse. For Sale by all Druggists. - ,.
The great sale Of these Lubrlcato?S last " n,
ter bore ample testimony to their eii2acy, ana
Superiority over every other form OF iroche IN
use. We can confidently recommend them Lol
ali .,f}or,ions Of thc throat sep ST