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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

ANNOUNCING UANbIDATES-FOF VOuhIy
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executed.
ReA. All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emolument will be
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Advertisements and 4ubaeriFtl0ng con-
tInued unIess ordered 20 be stepped.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

THE New YoRK HERALD AND THE
DEMOcRAoY.-The World accuses US
of having deserted the Democracy
That's queer: When did wo belong.
tn tho Democracy When did the
Democratic party have us2 The party
belonged TO us, not we to them. That
we have patronized the Democratic
party for fonr or five years we grant.
We found them in trouble and gave
them some good advice, which they
fiolishly did not follow, and have
thereby gone astray, il not to perdi-
tion.--N " Herdd. Sept 22.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
RtA President johnson calls the

Ba- President johnson calls the
loyal men who voted for him in 1864,
and who are still opposed to rebels
ruling the nation. "Northern traitors"
The rebels applied the Eume epithet
TO loyal men in the South during tho
rebellion. This shows how prompt he
has been to adopt their nomenclature.
lf there Is greater traiter than An.
dy Johnson, heaven deliver US from
him.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
Last week q widow lady, respectT

Last week widow lady, respecta.
bic though poor (whose husband had
met his death in the Union army, and
who is now living four miles from
Bowling Green, KY, was, without the
slightest provocatiOn, taken from her
house at night by some guerillas. and
tied up by tho thumbs and brutaIly
aOgged, after which she was covered
with . coat Of tar and feathers.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
I Saw Her but ) moment.

She woe handsome crinoline on the day
when we 6rst met and she seuddsd like =
schooner, With 9 cloud Of canvas set.
Al she swept along the pavement, With .
grandeur st to kill, ! saw her bat mbment,
yot ms.hinkS see her still.
The wind was on bender, and as . witch,
II played the very dickens With the dust,
dinilty and sich. The CATERS were de.
liciouS which her feet we're made to 6Il--I
saw her but = mon.ent, yet methinks | see
her still.
She scooted round the corner, and stream
ing out behind, her crinolins and calico
were romping in the wind; to have kept
them in position would have baiisd twice
her SKILL saw her butA moment, yet me-
thinks see her still.
shut my eyes trsmenius, for didn't want
to see display Of pretty ankles when IL
wasn't meant for me and until lOee my
senses, am sure never Wlll--I saw her but
moment, yet methinks see her still.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
n6g- A Waehinvton deanatch to th

D0r A Washington despatch to the
Cincinnati Times says Persons who
assume 70 speak by authority, say
Gen. Grant freely expresses bis Opin-
ion, in private conversation, that the
Southern States should not be repre-
sented in Congress Iill they have a.
dopted the constitutional amendment.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

One ofthe eonvicts Of the Psbniylyanls
Western Psnltentlary, named Holmes, on
Thuriday morning, INDUCED In the most
blaSpheuous language, eursing everybody,
eufslnE Christ, curing God, and pronoune-
ing God the author Of al sih, and rIdIcnlIue
The Bble. While uitsrihg BIS blaspbemy be
was iuddenly struck down With apoplexy,
and remained unconscious unlil hs died ai iz
o'clock noon, on Friday.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

-DsBvsr Hsvs says that great iadleBatioa
has been aroused amonR The people Of Colo.
rado, by the action Of GoysFnor Cumming,
10 giving toe erftlhcais Of election 10 Hsnl
Whsn ohileott received ons HUNDRED snd sivht
majofi,y oAsial Es,aFns ., Ne his alssilsa
for conereas.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
THE UNION FLAG.
JOneSbOrO', October 1856.
@. E. GRESHAM,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

Terms.
H6- The UNION FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, Ou the following
terms;
One copy, per year, % 90
Sir months, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents.
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASH.
Terms OF Advertising.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

uD- ANDREW JOHNSON, while pri-
ding himself upon his consistency, for.
gets that no telegraphed to the Pro-
visionaI Governor Of Mississippi, in
July, 1865, that "the government Of
the State will be provisional only until
the civil authorities shall be restored
Nth the approval Of Congress. And
to the Provisional Governor of Florida,
in September. 1865, that "the restora.
ton to which your proclamation re-
fers DiH be subject 10 the decision Of Con-
greSs." Yet now the loyal men OF the
North are denounced as traitors be.
cause they adhered to the opinion
thus officially expressed, and because
Congress has exercised wise discre-
tion in discharging q constitutional
duty.-Philadelphia Press.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
A Texan rhreat of war.

The Houston. ('rexaS) Telegraph,
speaking Of tie probabilities ofa "Rad.
icaP' triumph, and d cosequent inn
parchment of the President by Con-
gress, says:
ws ths probabilities are that the President will be
prepared and WILL backed " the power Of the people,
welcome the traitors with bloody hands to heapitabs
gTAves.
Now, the impeachment of the Pres.
ident by the House of Representatives,
and his trial by the Senate, would be
as legitimate as the arrest and trial Of
any alleged offender against the laws,
in State or District Court. II would
furnish no just excuse for either blood
shead, violence or war And that tho
rebel organs are already threatening
the nation tO involve IL once more in
civil conflict, if Congress shall do what
may become its most solemn duty
a aiatu. evid nee Of tho evil wrought
IN the S u;ncra mind by the T. ue"cher-
ous policy and outrageous langutge CT
Presid ,nt JOHNSON Cincinnati Gazette.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
lN,- A WArERYALL on FlRE. "A

IA A WATERFALL ON FIRI---A
young lady riding in car on the Sus-
auehanna railroad was suddenly as
saulted very violently the other day
by an-old Indy in the seat behind her,
who tore the "wateriall" from the
young lady's head, threw il on tho
floor, and commenced stamping on it
The young lady was at first disposed
10 resent this treatment, but it was
soon explained TO her that her water
fall was on FIRE when the old lady
seized it. She was sitting by the open
window. and a spark from the locom-
olive had lighted in her back hair, and
would soon have lighted il up had not
assistance been thus promptly render
ed.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
Hoapitalitv Rewarded.

The Seymour (Ind.,l Times says:
Mr.. D. A. Kelly. the Union Post
master here, has been removed by
Andy Moses. when Andy was here,
pretending to be a Union man, PEN
ding the Presidential election. he re-
ocived the hospitality of Mr.. Kelley's
house for the day and night. For this
kindness he turns him on: of Office
Mr.. Kelly has made friends and fast
ones BY his manly course in suffering
decapitatiOn rather than to indorSe
the crazy rebel policy of Andy Moses.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12
JONESROROUGH
Female College.

1iraG Session for the Collegiate Year
1856 gs '87, begins September 10th.
Wsition per Session OrFIve Months.
Spelling and Reading, ~ 30
I'VE same with Primary Geography
and Arithmetic, l2Oo
an oshsf branches, Except Ausicl ls 90
Muslg On Piano and Guitar, rs 90
Nnbwfdery and Needle work, fOi 20
lessqna W
ceaflnesnt fee, 90
NAyment for half session invariably in
aifrlce.
Nn Induction for absence except IN case
" nrafractrd illness.
TAoAL Music and CALIsTHEsicS free cf
skNfa, 10 tho whole school
Ni5Afa in good families from three to four
&ol'AM per week.
Faf fhrther particulars address,
]. @. FOYE, President,
fnly4otf JonssborO, Tenn
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-12

n. oeu. Sherman arrived. a. DsnY9 On
The isth, sad had . public rsetptloa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
Manklnd shonld 60 tonnera.lee

Mankind should learn tompeFanee
fD-n the moon the fuller she ges he
shorter her horns BECOME.
A western editor recently publish.
Cd this remarkable statei1 NJ Tho,
poem which we pubIish in TIN week'S
Herald was written by aa esteemnI
friend, who has lain many years in the
a1eye for his own amusement"
4 fellow who has had the "mitten"
more than dozen times, says that tho
custom of joining hands ia matrimony
II said T. be taken from the practice u
pugiiisis shaking hands before they be-
gin - fight.
The BEST Governed 50 q .he Who
geystu. herssk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
NII~t fGI.I4A>l1O' -
pR0CLAM AflDNt ~ THE LADIES
Both Married and Single
THE OLDEST ReiuLaTcR FOR FEMALES

d. Cates.aaf 4 Ismqle P,Rs
wtHslmesfls.sir st]jAt. witiH nuu aIi a'erh-
saes. efiAe pcs. ate H-gat-le. ebefhet ui ae um
rsia x.iia s. saa. a.rt,s5ft. iheF act Hhe etHfta
IL rr,napaa t.4e ItsiH tlt accompany tAH ~ q
iaasar Iiats mem.t1tstiaH, anA are 4e onit le aNl
rsglatfis remedy ar fiushes. Sch ileaaaeae a'ns
Ia she Lnus nstk auA 3r tapaiatian q ihe
Asatf. Sefgaus rftinngs tlria@ rpsta Hr9ktu
Aicsp aaA s.Aag p'e.s4Ht aba d'Agcrtf' ti.ess ~
"a ,tY,yt.ral tan ltsaH uG fie seKBli NHff.nps ia
~ sant es.e. If Ftg4r dsyaf, q Naaf., iAey e
feet geeis eufe
Dr. CAtesgamHs Fema'r Phs
Have assn used aveg entrrg8 Z ccHiufy. They
ars Offered tbe aniy safe nesns ai feNeAiuE 'hiFt-
f,,sfs4 ID ta,ns4tiati0a bat iAes mast bra 'H 'oiHa
,hsf thefs !. eae esa3}lion ~ tae teas'e 3Fea la
~alrb I've h8lls calmoi he iskea Wth3gt ffa4Es.iR
a peeaHsv rssuit. GAccaHatlaa ucsrfe3 @ i Freg
nsaeY- -ihs fesat mleeaf Iart s0ch . ihe 5ifaeis-
tibse tsn1cHcF e lhc mecspe ia tesieFe tle eAual
faattea, q Herma f'7AiAaa' tisd even aAe ~
uvs4uttive so@eF cf nstuTa r8Hns, rs 80 a. they
eaAuo, a. hsfm ln pihsf say.
Dr.. CEeesemuA hcHuic i'iHs
Az. "a. osir Medicine tbas MAhHi y AID siS.
gt,g LADIES hsye relied ufer laf manf tetft. ar
e. r.y spen uow. HEHAEh on fHfId
TfOHSl Thess p,ll. form iAe Finesi ffepafei'9n
~vef put forward, nita laskhIAft ana rkhstsfAs -
srvcEss DaHr b. Deceived. take intt 3D.
xeyssssnea. o youf Druggist, snd 'eil him tha ycu
-, the nssss ssa ransi nrlIspfs fensie mcdleiue
IA tie ~orls, wbicA is comPnsed in -
Dr. Tseesemum's female Ptbs
Th.y Aave rceslvei saa are uoH tscsising hs
.nettoa pf te gssss snileAi Phgse Ans ia Ainsiiea
Tsngs5, a,rsosssas ulsh esoh bsx--ihe Ptice, uue
8 a,ssr pss soz. eossstning frem " 10 60 ~ .
Pah s&ns ~ mail, ptospP'iy' oY feni'hns 'hs
srs. q tke ytoprgetors o. ans agtbofiGet sgeni %
Fursa, fsa4s, sal8 hg Dgnsgsts Eeacraiig.
HuTcHiA6s hiLLf III Ffe.pfae.sts.
= DeF street, New ] nfk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
AMENDMENT.

See / All persons born or natural
lied in the United States and subject to
the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens ol
the United States and Of the state where
ia they reside No state shall make or
enforce any Law which shall abridge the
privileges or immunitles II citizens %
the United States, nor shall any state
deprive amy person Of life, liberty Of
property without due process 0f law,
nor deny 10 any person within It's luris-
diction The egualprotection Of the laws.
See 2 Representatives shall bs ap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
Bounties Equalized.


NvHn sEssAsS Frvstast e &sns teSA iYf JOHN
w anA ~ert hs.nafsAt 4 discharged - AnasaHt =
srsSrhtiaa - = ssfftrt ~ wounds fxesiFs
sss ssuilse q = 90 additional Bounty.
Fftbt ensaR5 alcNt sHs iaf - 9 sNAfk sou Bounty,
u%a-ss s=s sFphe- cssisFsa o. rsreats e s.'ea
rsssiesr ss.eahsst sAtea ts fh# sasne h@aff tH
rrststs aFsfa5sestak shnaaa ts a@Ae Alhe aseAafEe
t.ssers AsaseEHts alssasls hsFe &hsaf tss7
sttessog y ~ faS hsass stnf s4M AAatgaeiinas ts
sBsxssieN
Krssias kasss K@eStss D. haKe p satasoa - $50
tass fathst thAs esss faua Al fs1ita q a2FaaFgr
~Ae asY - iAsy sss ~ rssSsees
b ENMkEM
Hsefatea C.ataa Aesst
v..,,.... " xus IA asa t4s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

Since my last annual communication
10 the Legislature, the work of recon
structing and reorganizing the state
and local governments which for more
than four years had been IN rebellion
against the Federal authority. has
largely engaged the attention 81 the eX-
ecutige and Legislative departments Of
tie General Government, and, as is
both necessary and wise j. a repable
ia which the citizens are sovereign and
the source Of all power, this work has
commanded the interested and inteIli-
gent observation and criticism of the
whole people of the country.
Unhappily FOR tie solution Of this
problem o. reorganization, the national
Executive and tic national Legislature
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

Hon. John Howe Jr, agent for the
distribution Of State ud to soldiers
families has made his final report, show
ing that, from sept l. 1865, TO April
Is, 1866 be disbursed, under the acts
Of April 26, 1861, and Nov IA, 1862, tie
sum IN all, of $3.50 Is The agent
states that there is now no outstanding
claim under either Of those acts, /
herewith transmit said report
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
YnIrNrTIn rRnnps

Since the last session Of the Legisla-
ture the four companies Of the 9th Reg
iment and the entire 9Th Regiment Of
Vermont Volunteers have been
mustered out Of service, Those
of Tic 9Th were mustered ont in The
state q Virginia, Dccemberl. 1865, and
the 7th Regmcntai Brownsville, Texas,
March l4. 1866 From these points
thew returned to Vermont where they
we're paid and discharged Thus all
the Obligations, Of Vermont in conuec-
ton with the active prosecution Of the
wlr for the preservation of the Union,
have been performed, and all the or
eanizaaons sent from the State, and
vlach hage contributed s. largely 70 It's
rcpgalilon and honor aad to the final
saeoess "a the national arms, have ceas-
"a 10 exist AZ such, and tbe officers aud
men composing them hevc laid aside
their aglEs. assumed the garb Of She cit
lzen and haye quietly mingled with the
mass d the community All honor 70
.ag nobls men that Ses HKe. ai res
peei undvlne respect q the memories
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

lisa be continued unin such revision bo
made puhlic.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23

n UNWN W.
~. Ptaeilcl8g Physician aa3 Surgeon,
oniee at IcsA,tanoe on Nintn s7i.,
NANCHEsIEE E......s....,.s ...s.....,.t,. d
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-10-23
xvAsDgRIlP IIorEI..

Tets long established itaiei silA continues
spen fsF the aeaat sSau the travelling rHtiia
raaieuiaf stteHssoH Z Yen 20 hntfaeit trHn a9fpaA
4anag tie tgmmcr manillst i he pub..N PiifaHaEe
hglhsgia IbefiY enlt5sltt au@nectNAs solicited
4 81 TAeDEeltf, PurHc'aT
MANCHESTER ................ Vt.
, 1866-03-31

Private HHalters--To tho UnfoF-

ne. CtAREK, gAanosx euer,aEtu. md nnayFefahs
e.ass1ei1 ~ t. fas.ot s IT dsessss a!sts "a
eearaEnu1i 1.!oss q r: % 1aht;aSd y111
koeH 3 e &C. 5S !.
condition Of disease which patients usua.iy Nish kspt
Is sasnsns q ifet:, t1 sae fs
di.es:es .. ae Hsdoez "a Kidoeys syps. = ~ y
aneiEe Rictch of IL ice, small Wsier5 alt!e5.
sess koaes of q I os Roas. Gieelsei sors Tnost I'D
.essn st = eadls,, , ass ase s6t1 of
IL e. , c,asit's tas.tsnsd BLOOD MEDIC: SSs. 70: he
:i. stands .ane tns onl3 posnt ira esssa.
1tTedJ Or the unfortunate atd mig aiaeG spnsfer
seectssiniiy tseated Rememnsr: m; ,n?1'aads
e. ni!s orea b nc lnts'lio{e pFsaasa''oa or
Ifiee Is y bctt'e, 0. TWO bott1es for %. Sent to
sGes3 en e Of tho
5are md dejicate deran tmene With tne Assu1aqee
"A shfas FEniE Il ia21t eiEs ~ IL. af
ensesaal fot sxnssos a H.
,s.,t 9 s,9, Hrss ssss nj ps
bo1; P,ise q aod sro s.aERa; dss ssaa t"0 'os
Eate Letsss ;sto 70 n.eS]sr notice, You who ny
neaieiDg ID ee'sin solitary a'asttecs sof 1so os III
s1uss, as;s essfa M wHaxS1
s ist!sr . M: c!s5xs fur ''pf1'a''
snse1s @ eaf etSeF y.*l,ns ts.:o, I'D AZ who 70
stay Ia lie city be soted hare meaisae 70 fsS
with them SAFE and SPECIFY ours 5asraa.esah @ nv ID
cne sent (secursy packed sod IRON Oh seIvat!onl
pait of Tue country. With full and plain o''ee
fH physesns or othess needing sases o. s.aes .u
sttutnents Or appliances. haa oettef osuef '"s1'
al lie Office (which Is arzauged psseots neSs1 Se
, 1866-03-31

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-. - 80 80. .s.,.rd,v erentnr Al xe5 80. tn
osot wv .a.. 81 ~. fn1t Mre,. vrro rrr1ee,-
~ 1ne iSu ~, .,ocr, sre yarr hryn,, ha1d
49,. ~, So. WHINE stesm 1a,d rerr sn1d n
.es Wtt,a1.,~..s IN, sold Al 15ais4c,
ss.h...,:. .n,. ,,releeted md nominal st n 70.
Eu, Eas.,rs rrnortad.
~. Tnorr ,n,r.et 'pas. utist- hui .sic.s were
-,..., N. h.t+.- an eood Ex,r1. sa,ee urre Md.
aooni 1oc oette or tSs1. 11... ease "ess u naue
a *s.9ttIs'9 ~. =. n u....1 e.1sS' u aos
Spring E1fEas anu f9ee 1f spelng snpefs'
The Wbtat mashes "ez 4eaet hho Nithout any &C.
c1ded change VIII fAI@ *l-9o 'ox E1tsa Spf1nGf
Et,946tlsA4 for No !; &197H for fre b In North
wt.teTn md egHgsc iorNo eSprsnz-clostue autet.
s,S-., a. a.6a1 axx for Ea
r. s.ayde+,,rd - -... ..,,s..,.
,.sra r,,h s,,e. at 4,a4er 1orEo :. VII aas1 H.
a. : .na 1879. for pe,scted n - ..o,a S'' '''
s..,s -. ,,nts, sna -. ~. ...s
, 1866-03-31

From The Cle,eland Herald. 2sth.1
In 1854 the city Of Cleveland, bs its special
commissioners, made an agreement with the
Cleveland, sanesvfile and Cincinnati {Akron
brlnch} Railroad Company, br which the
city loaned TO said railroad company Sl01, 600
OF her stock in the Cleveland. Painesyille C
Ash,abula flake Shorel Railroad Company,
to build its road from AIilicrsburE to Zanes-
vii.c. For this The G. Z. & C. Co. gave S10o..
GO III lis stock, guaranteeing that at the end
of five years liz stock should be worth 25 per
cent murc thAn Is4r value, and as collateral to
1f!is guarantee 1t gnye its own income bonds
10 II c amount Of tl5o, 600. The city Of Cleve-
land und the C. Z. d G. Co., were each to re-
the expiration OF the five years. the etock to
bc Transferred by or TO either party mean
willie.
At the expiration Of the five years, to wit ::
May lst, 1853, the city made .domand upon
1lc c. Z. & Z. Co., TO make good its Cuaran-
Ice. Previous to This, however, the c. z. d
e. Co. had made over It's interest in the c. +.
d 4. stock to the Akron Bank, as collateral
security for prc-cxisting debt, and on the
taiiure Of the Akron Bank Its assets passed
into the hands of the Board Of Central ol tue
State Bank Of Ohio. The city after making
said demand upon the G. Z. & G. Co., com
mcuced D. suit in chuncery, enjointns the
1ruusler Of said Lake Shore stock, and enjoiu-
ing the bank from selling It.. The xnit was
originally III the Cuyahoga Common Pleas,
where by consent decree wns entered in
1avor Of the city, and taken up TO the District
Court, where u like decree WIS entered and
the casen was taken to the Supreme Court in
Banc, where II has been deliberately argued
by Judge Andrews and Judge Ranncy for the
city. md MIR, Hunter for the defence The
Court has rendered decree in favor Of the
civ
, 1866-03-31
Two Criminals Identified IN <.ANnhn.
1Cxum The Montreal Witnesk, aSth.l

Melville, one ofthe prisoners lately arrested
in Hamilton On suspicion Of heing concerned
in lie Beckett robbery, Tas believed hy de-
1ectiyc Harris to answer the description pub
day-iicht, robbed a messenger Of package
contaiujng s., Goa, and succeeded in etIecting
you.fcape. lie las been Identified as the rob-
The Jacy the New York oiIicer. and measures
r Of Ills ocuuiltal Of the offence for Which Ac IL
now iu custody. Melville is believed to be
noted criminal, nnd has been distinguished
among his fraternity as !" Young Bristol Bli1."
7ccn rccoruizcd by the American detective as
n ano.orioiis despefado, who committed IN as-
Tnult nj Indianapolis, 'IndInna, with murder
Gus intent, for which he is also liable to extra.
<litinn. lie has resided only q lew months n y
Hamilton, and but little is known Of him 1t
is suspected, however. that he Is the leader,
OF nj lesst member, Of m Organized band o1
rObbcr5,
, 1866-03-31
Negro Suffrage in Eyf~c"uslu-Forme
10t.A Oh s{ss, <kussAxsoE.

In reply to inquiries, VIC give the following
statement of votes heretofore taken In thus
State on tic question Of extending the right
Of suffrage to persons en- whom + Is not eon,
article On suffrage In the Constitution pro.
rides that "the legislature mny at any tine
sous not herein enumerated; but no sucA
law shall be In force till tho same shall
have been submitted to q yote Of the people
ut general election, aud approved By ula,
iori1y Of alt tue votes cast at such clecion'''
thus making neglect to vote on the ques-
ion count Us much against extension sas d.
rect yotc:
In 1919 the question was submitted with
the following result:
Whole number Of votes cast. ~
10. equal suffrage to co!orea persons. 4s
AEE11tf. -. 7F"'o
Thus, though majority Of those voting On
llu, question favored extension, It failed 10
carry On account oi The s.nalincss Of the vote.
IL 1857 the question was 1-ain submitted
with lhc following result:
Whole pumhcr Of votes ca.t. .Ga90
For extEIsion OF su1lrnEe-
Against extension Of arfra:r .41.915
Majority aEninEi extension.
, 1866-03-31

:.
In the rear 1866 MichfE1n produced t1GMGN mt M 10y
WOOL ALd TIL. fruln 1hr *0uthc4n ia o. We ioa :,
1s'l1n ta. Nhea We Guu1euplatc tho Na+altHoe oa
the nason. ccbs. evennf our own Stnte ana Ensa
Ee ae ealitd 1st'n by the faxgHthcreI, Ne tE eH =.
@qs @n.a9sI e s :. ~ we4, .. thc country. ~
Erow tomnlAc sud 10 uifli q. er thr 11nwnlttde
Tea o. 99r r1ich, In sact II tu!ly
Elo, e nnaef one gostramsut. The snnual wooj crop
u Mica'e.n a1"s Meold 4 last years prices. wtpe
1s1ss tor the staf, and Leave margin of abort
, 1866-03-31

From Rev. ". II. sE16FR1ED, P9.tor of 9ef3h Fan.
sltt Church, Philadelphia.
Gentlemtn:-1havezstr trt ny been fnbortng nnder tha
datEtszinE ELECTS Of Indigestion, accompanied BY
dies were feconm ended By ftieads Of them
tsstsd. but without relief Your Hootand's German
them md whose rozanle mention Of thesa Bit.ers H.
aser1ion 10 Parent Medictuer. pm The thOlsand and
ons qnac1 Bitses. whose oaly aim sessus 70 os to
m1ritS "a st1 way; arc thE tcnleucy Of which, lear.
u to make many cor nEmet drtmkasd. Gpon learn
took 1t with happy elect It's actton nor only npoo
the stomach but upon th netypus system, pronps
and gratifying. fetl that have derived great Aau
permanenf herett from the use of q few bottlss.
VetJrescettiufly yours,
, 1866-03-31

T ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
IL MINT, MILES, By direction Of Bsy't Brig. Gen.
"m. Ny ets' ; Chlet Depot ~. A'r
melt Corral. orb Of utou Barracks, st. Louis No..
2.cCO Ff1e, well Conditioned Mules.
The taat Will commence on hursoay, the s7t inst,
At u o'clock and Will Continue iAs the fate ol
$50 per dar} untE nl2 are sold.
Jheee arc The pick Of twenty thousand or more,
good, servIceahta mules thn lot OF mules
u1ere1 Iof sale b5 Government ance the clio The
war. They Wefe selected fos service on the Plains,
hut arc not required. ... -
The Frarkti avenue atrest railroad cars run within
= short distance OF tue Corral.
AnluIs8 will be sdilo sln4Iy-
1etn1s-CutEtucy-U.S S. Tfeaanry Noses:
JNh. l. WpODS
Capt. and A. q. n
The ADORE eAie IL postponed until MuNDAY. April
1Elh at ssGc toEf AAd place. JNC. l. WOODS,
mhJolt6{:t Capt. md A. q. ".