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Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-28
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are the
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1866,
1850.
SXRfChNS.

A SPLENDID Stock OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. just opened this day, together with an
entire new assortment of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other iewelry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware, Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip-
ton, English Table Cutlery, Clocks Opera Glasses
6pectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. These
articles will be sold at greatly reduced prices
The public are invited to call and examine stock
They will find bargains. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We also manu-
facture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARNoUR & Co.,
Light street, opposite the
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-28

AN officer of the Montgomery and West
Point railroad states that work wS probably be COM
menced on the bridge across the Chattahoochee in
two weeks,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-28
CONGRESS-.

SENATE.-The Senate yesterday was again largely
occupied with the Stockton case. p motion to
postpone the further consideration of the same,
which was finally refused. Afterwards by the recep-
ton Of the message of the the civil
rights bill.
HoUsE-In the House proceedings, it will be found
that the prominent matter submitted was the testi-
mony of General Lee before the Reconstruction
Committee
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Mecian,c's National Bank of Bqhiuore-par s

tnto1I Bank of Harvlandpor S5: 424 shares $31 500
ROBERT Garrett Sons, shs. lis, pre-. S75 tot SS,SC
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~ $. CHARLES STREET. ~.
WINES n d LIQUORS.
Foreign and domestic.
mhS-1m1stp JEWETT x STOCKLEY.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

HNUhEW " UUHN NNUNl
President of the United States
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

ton, thntwhile the world Is indebted TO Greece
for its civilization, and Rome for its letters,
it shall acknowledge Americas lohier and
holler benefaction stiil,-ciyil and religious
liberty. We shail insist that il is a moral
and religious consideration upon every citi-
zen, high and low, rich and poor, to contrib
ute hiS influence, power and energies to the
fnl6lment Of this grand destiny Of the Re
public.
We don't /" rush into print to satiate the
grovelling ambition Of mere Detoriety I; nor is
itour present intention to advance our claims
In disparagement or otherwise Of COL N. @.
Taylor's "or any other" Onion mans whS
may be on the TT ack In the next election to
Congressional honOrs. Thus VIC hope to az.
slst 10 rendering the "East Tsnasssss Union
RtGS," q still acceptable Journsl to the friends
Of liberty aud the USitsd States Government
and q dagger Of steel In the heart Of moral
and political treason.
The patrons Of the " Flag, " and the zcn,le-
men OfthS editorial fraternity, We salute With
ous politics; bow.
STEPHEN A. BOvELL,
AtOeists Ediisr.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
rnexpressibly Impudsn..


From tho Nashville Prsss und 7snss We
copy the following extraordinary Washington
despatch @ ls.ftses la
"a. o. P. Nicholson, former Senator from
Tennessee, having made application for hi,
compensation from the time he len the Sen.
ate IN 1861 to the period Of his expulsion, bis
petitions haveieesn refused by the Secretary
VI The Senate
Our Contemporary adds, an the Ex-senator
did IS represented, bis application will &C.
count for the present cold spell, and the sud.
den fall Of the thermometer" We have no
hamor for such shameless presumption. The
act ia so Gar ahead Of Ghs standard de6ni-
tons of inpadsscs and efrontery, that we
are siDextrirably puzzled in selecting an
appropriate word for il. Ia fact there il
none, and We doubt whether the die Of Eng.
lish lexicOgraphy could mould q word siRni.
flying this act in all its features. A represeu-
tatiye Of q grsa, State in the NAtGonaH LsRis.
latnFe, 5OHnd by a solemn oath to support
the Constitution Of the United States, and
committed to = conhding constituency BY
pledges to guard snd defend their. inter-
sst, A. q. p Sieholson violates that oath,
entsEs the league to overthrow that Con-
ati:uuon, and coWardly and traitoreusly sur
renders bis State into the bloody hands of
the sxecntionrr, vi now has the iuexpressi.
bic ShaneleSsness, branded with the igno-
niniorS CIimes of perjury and treason TO ap-
ply for compensation az o. 8 Senator, from
the time he LEFT tho Senate wiihuthe rest Of
the Southern trAiforsto the period Of his CT.
pulsion from the The frugal Secrrta-
ry Of the Senate refused his petitions. In
ALI probability this refusal will be denounced
BY the C0P?sFheAd Journals as gross rspu-
diAiion Of a national debt, and to prove its
Illegally &hsy will quote I'd igfHitrn from
the decisions Of Supreme Courts, in regard 10
the restoration Of the cOnS'SAtss property
Of amnesty, traitors.
At least il will be an ecsasion Of q GOOD OF
iauendoeS against the radical policy Of Ste
vsnS, Samnerk Co. Aher thiI we will not
be surprised TO hear not only Of JsF. Davis
for his salary as U. s. Senator from
N Ssissippi, hnt Of prosecuting the Govern
nent for fAlae imprisonment, aud indemni6-
forloESes sustained by the war. This
xould be in perfect keeping with the Cop.
plan OF r~ecoRstruetioh
Gov. Browniow'S project for an inclined
equipped with all the facilities Of rap
d dsscsnBion 10 the regions Of smoke and
should receive immediate consider
L.: the contract be given out at once
0 an energetic party, who viii construct
nd have the machine in good working order
; thirty dsyS, for the exclusive transmission
q SucL braIon spOStatss as NichOisont
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
LATEST NEWS.

New YORK, Jan. 1.-The names oil
the Adams Express robbers are Tries
tram, lockwood aud Clark, and have
been arrested
New YoRK, Jan 13.-The Herald's
Washington special dispatch says
All payment OF cOmutatiOn Of sol.
diers ralions has eeasrd for the pres.
ent at the office 1f tho Commiaary
General Of prisoners. IN anticipation
of Congr ESional legislation securing
10 tho heirs Of soldiers to whom such
communications wa- due at the time Of
decsass, at transfer Ot these claims,
The list Of awards IN the raptors Of
the conspiracy a-sassins Is siill in the
han d. Of Judge Holt. hut will be de-
livoreI u tn, Secretary OF Var for
hi- approval or d~iSaproval or Monday
next.
OF the nine thousand post Offices
IN the disloyal States, Ebont two thou.
sand have been reopened Nearly
three hundred " these have received
post mistrsrSes, berause no man could
DO found who could take the oath that
he had not borne arms against his
country
Official dispatches from Uu tied
States agents abroad. received at the
State Department rs the last steamer
from Europe. are ~fayornhly inclined
10 A nbrioini ~ ,r,,i'. rae plan for
che extension If European Influence
on OaF continent has received q death
blow BY the restoration Of the Union
Il Is expscted that the Mexican din
win be solved BY the Withdrawal
of Fronoh troops. Of which there are
increasing indications. Il u believed
that tho State Department At wash
and the Fronoh Government
have an understanding upon the sub.
BET, which - said % date previouB %
iba isTmiBniieoe II ne evil war
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
Aetaar fnnm Nashville.
HousE0P REPRESENTATIVE, J
Nashville, TeRuesse,
Jan III 1856.

Nashville, TenneSse,
Jan ", 1866.
Filter Union Fyag;
DKAR ia:-Having promised yot
a cleaning ofthings here, occasional
ly, I will commence by stating the
two Houses have reached 4 quorum
and gone to work--a great deal Of
new matter mostly local, has already
been presented, among which Is a bill
reported by a Special COmmitto in
lieu Of the bill 10 give to each nearest
relation Of deceased Federal soldiers
ono hundred dollars. The bill In lieu
gives thom the same and, i have no
doubt, will pass the House.
Tomorrow there will DO d Rail Road
meeting here to take into considera.
ton the propriety Of q road direct
from here to Knoxville.
The oil regions up the Cumberland
arc attracting much attention, and
oil is been senl down in great abun-
dancce--Tennessee will soon equal
Penn. in Petroleum and East Tenn.
will soon be . Of great min
eral wealth. When all the Rail Roads
contemplated strike this section cap
ital and migration will Hlow in rs the
eternal waters aud even before this,
capitalists will find their way iuto the
mountains, aud develops The vast
mineral resources, aud employ much
OF thu water that courses its way to
the great HOlstOn in running useful
machinery We may look ere long
for this much torn up country aud IN.
happy people to strike = line Of pros.
perity and happiness, and DO again
great upon this c%cnsecrated soil, where
the sons of her forest so nobly raj
lied TO the standard of their country.
go up upon the dome OF our mag.
ni6cient Capitol and glance at the en-
campment, Of the Tennessee Regi-
menls, but they are not there I See
where the fields were once whitened
with our canvass and where the boys
use to sing their camp songs and eat
their hard tack; and moro especially
do | recoIlert, with mingle d joy and
sad reflections, the encampment Of the
9th Tenn. cavalry. These oncamp.
thus once surrounded the Cap.
ital Of our State are no longer needed,
and the soldiers have gone to their
homes; yet when we visit the Soldlers'
here, we end where many
our noble sons r " sleeping the
that knows no wake"
But here will go hack, TO the pro.
,e edings Of the Legislature There il
bill before the Senate providing an
other Public School System. II is
undergoing scrutiny ofthat body;
md u bill has been before tho House
10 day winding up the Bank Of tenn,
,ut tho provisions Of which would
not be Just to state, lest Some one
be deceived IN the issues, as it
nay be amended and greatly change
he worth Of the money.
I was in the A~djutants Generals
,fice this morning, aud found many
letters TO Tennessee officers,
md gave him their Post Offices as
or as ] could, but yet there were
many whose Post oficO address l
not give-The Genl is taking
,reat care to get their address aud
Onward them.
l will give you tho interesting news
Is things progress. L. ~. J.
I
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Baptist Convention.
r~'GsE la rsa.4sls. U.io. F;s1.l

According 10 previous notioo . Con-
vcntiono NJ Bip'ists convened with the
Church Mt Cherokee, Washington
County. East Tennessee on Friday,
Dec -. 1865.
introductory sermon was preached
by Elder ELKAsAu STuRoIS.
The Convention was organized by
eleclitE ElknnAh spurgin Moderator
aud William Smith, Clerk.
On motion the Moderator was re-
questsd 10 state the object Of the Con.
vention. lie said IL was for the pur.
pose Of adopting a basis for the set
Element Of dinaenlIiSs existing among
Boptists in the Churches # the Hol
ston Association which were caused
ny the late rebellion /; u was TO mako
peace and reconciliation between
brothers who have been 81 war With
each other, 10
On motion tho rules ofbsSinsss and
decorum Of the HolstoD Association
were adopted
On motion the Churches Of HOl
ston we're called and al The members
prevent we're invited 70 iaks Ssats-I
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
R,Ili,n \. Am IN 4. l,r h,hlL

n 7. GREAVER and DAVID TAsMKR. Adn'ioy
VI the Estatf ~ Je1ra HOdgs, 4 eea4rd, w. lhe
heirs Of Jesse Hedge. In ths sAis Il appearing heA
ID all cations 10 The Petlii1n.i that NllliAm hatft
Hodge. dseeased, names unknsuD, tbe ehildrea als
hsin q fnnklA Hodgs, deceased namls uihnoua.
Lueinda DiAekbafn, ormery Lnrinda HDqges hb.Ae
b u MN ', formerly Elinabrih iiodgr and Aafhe
stansbary, hrmsfiy Martha Hedge, are .. n.ieiil pc
o. rrnnssaes, n 10 thorefore SfdtTsd uH pubheen1.
b made for four ueerssive Wseks IN ~ Fnlon lhgs
tifyiuE sald defendeuts 70 appear "a the neat tern 2
a County Couft 10 b. hid for johnson Couniy.a.
the Conrt House In T~aylougiilr, on the hfbt henasy
In Y bruAry uoEt. ie ~ Sbat . nsqYrU 20 pls.I'
and st ior h airing "A parte.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

- Thad, s,ecsnI Z Co. nambsrinE about
one hundred and thirty members of Con-
grssS, contend tina. the President has no au-
thoIity except hiS own mere will to pardon
rebel criminals before they are tried and con-
vieted. The PrrSidsn. says be has. II this
difference Of opinion iS not "barnoul1sd"
and Thsd can control the legislation Of Con-
Er'sS upon the point in question, the rehs. Of
orr country who would die before they
would surrender, bat surrendered before ihsy
would die When the time came 70 choose
their alternative, "like the ,m~an,ipated Las
arms, win he sent back TO the lhralidom Of
their sores"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

n B. MARTIN vs. B. COssEN. THb
IL. lPlalBiif o. phdsvii Bayg Ibe ast,..
dentls Indebted 10 him 81 sefbi 81 bnhA
Tller, and 10 a nsn-Fesidsbt 81 Tspasssfsi
erso SbseondS that the sFdinAy PTerel, :
Law eanbnot he served on him, and hasisg
ohuiBed IN original atlachmfni against ~
said dsfendsnl rsturBabE before Sons ~.
VICE Of esd touhig sd NE ians bavinf 80
fsiarhsd before peoafhs foprlh dny oIhe..
leet. u 10 ordered that pphiisefieg b. 49,
for ionr guccprsiEs wfrka n Ne Dnlon IifI
DeuJlaa Ne said dshnttni iearpsaf
o0cs en The i1ih dos of lnassieek AZ.
uvsr, % We fsn1 wi ~ fei fpfft Pelie
I~jsai''"ssl .AnnpI,qsfs fF
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

General Grant, under orders from
the President, 10 Witbdrawing aIi
troops from the souihsrn States ez.
espt tho gAsTisonS Of United slstss
foTts atinporiant poists
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
Chancery Sale.

M 49,
DURsuANT 10 4 pEcAkI " INK cHAKrxRy
Court ~ Jenesboroagh, 10 the Sall HAsuh and NJ
iand, Admlnistraiora Of Jyhh Ryan 1sed 4, Ia.k, I.
Mathis and others. ] vtn Oler AZ Publie sale ~ ~
door Of The Court house 10 Joncsb0itugh, ~ NendaY
March sth, 1850, the loliswing dsssfibsd VALUABLE
A TRACT or LAND
Situated abont two hailrs EAst VI Jph, sbdrouEb, ~ ne
EliIAkethtou road, kdjslnihE the ianls OF D.UhkAt, J. ~
liver, and others, and eoafAiniBg 1HIk1l -1bk11
ACRkS, more % ess, ahant Sen VI wblch arc eltaryA
The rcst we'll tinbsEsd and contsnlsnt 10 The road aas
two LOTS OF parcels % land. ease VI town, gifuatsa "
the EiEabs thioh road and running back 60 the dousf
tract AAoipining A. O. Masoua . chardg and eoHlsn.
onu.half acres, suitable for building or pasture It's
Also, two LOTS o. paFr.Is Of Land sltuai.d souih u
Jonesborough, On thr Embrs,vule Rad adioing he
lands Of Q. W. Wiletts kstate aud sthen, Aaa spe,
tAlning ssyeGaAy 1hifteen and , paNtstn and . baA
Aeres-both eonvenient and uetihDE Lots ff paa'un
o. eultivAtioB ; Also one LOT or parsgl " Land Nlines
tod near ths NechAnies' tprinss, add ~ the Ian
Road aud Liitl9 LIN etnne, and with fiEht Of ray
the Charokas road, and eontaiplng lear Aerss ase
hlne,y.two Polt; Aho, the inf,r % IN rmAindaFet
The heirs o. said John HyIAnd. deceased, IN u dove.
tract, being . compAel and dsslubls Tract Of Lard, %
Forty Aerss, On which are situated : good brrk Duss
Ing Heets, a. lnAnedl harn, andsa tnp~iH
spring. r.arr-.-
An o. ,aid yaisahls property viii b sold % asaii
proved security except thAB onv bundled ailAD uhsh
IN band, will ~ FeqnlTed "a The THIRTY .ihfs Asfsaf
Laud, and w On each % thaslh rLots o. ree b.
Uaul the day o. sale the unds rigasd uhl TusdtSe
'a'i' fr aid properly g private ~; c,tnv
Jan u, l~s06-vSprp feeelo.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

G. COLLINS W j. \. MeLIK, 81. THEPLAfH'
IA, 40 on aGtavff saya ~ fskndnni y iaItn y
bin, haTing obialned A original nftachmrnt afany
dsfsndsnL rsturnahis bsiors NJ On M i2th dty y
Tehfuay, lt1, and The sams having bs.n fste 90 =
b. matt Dr four futcfnIlFu HrFha n III Unioo Ihtf
noiifylng .ad dshadani 70 appear a nyomci - eI
l7ih o. FebluafJ, iob e. ~ lams sil B. pfoes's'F
With sn pafa. j. " nIhHA ~
ianilufnufFW Waahlnriou %. Ifnns
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KYKER PIPES.

THE BEsr AHERIcAH PIPs HADEi
= AN rHE E~xoLusIrE nAHKRoT Tnu FAMOUS
tsi I an s-Hiug On = rssSssy 3, a. M "a
retail, a - b9 d 60 pf84. -LtIaI ffinef1n
!, - tl,is. negqs ~ - flFl nafa "a ~
-: ,; ~ -. !. 80 g. 49, ~, :. ~
,naa1tA A1IIIut JONI CA -
7s'iAf 1sssf s'ss.
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uEyRY n. CLAY No sSa wi MiTr " JOHNSTON
I%NSoEVENCY N0TICEs.

TIVE INSOLVENCY OF TUE ESTATE OF
i the Estte Of Johu Hodges, deed. haT.
lug been suggested to the county court Of
Johnson County, Tennessee, on the 9Th day
Of December. 1865, al persons having claims
aRhiaSt said Bststr are notified to die them
duly authenticated with be CLERK OF the
County Court Of said County on or before
the hrst day Of Nay, 1865, Tor prorntta dis.
tribnuon, or they will he fore.er barred.
Y L. DUGGER. and
DAVID 1RNYBEAL
jan !, 'ss-lsw4pfsess Administr tors.
TIVE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF
II R II. L%uttrell, deceased. having beeo
1ugRested 10 the County Court Of Johnsbh
County, Teanesses, III persons having elaims
against said Bstate are hereby nyHasd to Gle
Them daily authenticated. With the clerk Of
the County Court Of said Coanty on o. be.
fore 'hs hrst Monday Of Jnnt. ns1t Tor pro-
rata dislIiburen, o. ihey. win be loreEef
barred. Jah. ~, 1899. y
JOHN A. WILSON, Il.
bniaSts Adminnuator.
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Prices Of Uncurrent Money,
BY THOMAS 8. MARI.


GILL YOUR uNCURRENT MONEY. h N,
- lowing are ~ rates paid b. TH0MAB 4. HAM
BROKER, corner W Uaion and College street, NsS
vile, for uucurent money. Ihese quoiatlf rs aseln.
bic 70 ~huetuais, htt may BE- depcndsd onA SamsIF.
lsosth q time 90 ts.ai.Isas:t e ee ~r'osi'sd SJ@sir
TENkkasKk Bank Of FuitOn a.
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ID EFERRING you TO THE ABOVE csrd,
IL we beg leave to inform you. that We hHSS
established ourselves in this city in business,
and are fully prepared 70 extend 70 eur pa.
irons the ordinary facilities required and 20,
specially solicit a share Of your basineSa. -
We do NOT propose TO con6ne ourselves ts
any speeiali y, nRd will purchase and eel
Cotton, Tobacco and Produce
Generally.
Also, Gold, Stocks, Bonds aRd GoStsnmsas
Securities, t1eiuIivsiy ON CommiSsion,
Respectfully Yours. ~
janl3tL G. POWELLy GREEN co.
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. NNfeFyW d
. Commercial Bank
Farmers Bank ON
y Carolina
Q MerchAnls Bank
70 Bank " Koxboro
8 hlheta' aud Plantsrs
Q BANK
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Notes Of Banh Of Tenn fsss lated is1, OF aIEasa o
so cents. "a Wv Us.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09
xgwp ausEf.

TAs osuossnss Of the Psssidsas bold
sas sasse. ara advised 10 'skssp qalss."
NATL Congress shall again assemble Al
sxeps as the opponeats OF sAs Presidsss,
ID ssvsmeusatfag lows, warniag shis eiasa
ss slksss hssdsrs to sskeep quiet" tbs
wtA sss aaswsr, for the PEssidsss kno~s
saxs sAoss whe are act With him II bis
great work Of restoring the uaien, are
sppssed to him, aaa "kesping quiet"
sill aoa says their heads. Johasoa owes
Il ss Ass sssnsry and 10 himself 10 remove
every oakes holder ia the United States
whs haa betrayed the cause OF the Ia"
sen, and asneanssd bis plaa OF recon
ssrucsisa. Les no hallway policy OK
aaaersemeai keep any man in Oshee.
Liberty and the cause Of thu onisn
cails fer the removal of ell hyproczitss
md ssssas lockers On. sSpars NOS and
ssy alOsza," shoaia be the motto With
shs srus Eniou msn. Nothing bat =
asesay and determined action On the
sara Of the President aud conservatives
cas- aow sars our country FROM rain and
hlseashsa.
VIII Andssw JOhasoa slow himself
sqaal to the emergency ? II be shall,
bis sams. will bs handed. down ia glory
70 shs la1sst postorisy. bsskls On yaur
araer, kndrsw, aud strike With h&nd
axaisss the foal dessrcysEs of our giaTs'
ous Unisn that shaA be felt. Let moi
aaas Of sAsm bold any pesition undsf
dis Govsrnmsss, and soos al vii %
well.
God aud ths people wifi sustain Jon
In all yosr efforts to rsssors peace aud
prosperity to tbs American Union. Faul'
seq not. 80 long "a God is just and viii
ssand By the right. Sound the alarm
"woe b. uuto the hyrroeriss," and your
lAsors will b. rewarded with untold
blessings. Yea can 6nd huadrsds Of
honsss men Who sustain yea, TO eli ths
places sAas are Bow bald b. your opsE
" silsns enemies.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

OF shs bistsgy IL this sfoaas Ne ase not
fulIy informed. Il has been In tho 1ay-
Iss families Tor eighty years past, and
the aecoanEz Of iEs cures are gsmiliAx ts
aess If our readers. Tia sssns iawhiiss
smoosh and hard, 10 abeas swo iashssais
lengGh, bali on three qaaEtsFssaf 40 Inch
in hraasigh, and ons foagth Of - inch In
thickness. Ii IL porons, the pores being
star-shaped, and running across the stons
ia linaa Of perfsc. regularity. 4 s OPP.
oraliDn with it Is performed hy acaglfying
thu fash near the bite and lying The
stoas On. II Hcver absoFbs mstsers rom
The woaaded part ;Rsssss tie bite IL that
Of a rabid animal. Ia the pgogess OF alb
serp;tbn. tha matter freqaeasly passes en-
tifelY sliYnugh the saens.
We ara indebted for thess facts 20 DF.
I,eyman, who is wsIl knowa ~ good
physician Of many yeaFs practisa, and a
gentleman Of uuqaestioned veEaeisy.
The doctor very truly sayu that tns ste
sies about this stone saeEn Incredible, b Il
facts are ssabborn things. snd be Is no
longer among thu skepiies.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-08-09

O.. 0..nl haa hses rsferrsd ID by
0sn Thsmas, ssass plse sx Cos Bross-
Len. t. 1pmeeI tAe attsm 1nas q ths 70
fsassost and Ahssonttae nsah@ss d he
1sansssse LeStsietufs.--aI n Irsbnas.
Ii fsnaessss u out ef shs unisn, ~
claimed By he Radicals, ~ dia Brown
Isw Wans 10 fores a. aftsadEnss u The
ssxssistars u sasify - ansaansas -
the Coassisalios Of shs DATED States 7
IL il nos d Itch iaes, thai Esnasssss,
assssassg u he Ksaleai t,oAgssss. adl
% shs Uaaoa, rasiasd shs ansadnsss NJ
Cosgssss h shs Constitution VI he ual-
sea seases, aesarasBg 10 Rroxniosas tal-
egrsph a Stale eua u shs Unioa
amending Of ssnarmisg The snsuasaens ea
the CoassIsation,sh law wkish uaasrIies
all Las In oar eounsry, i senagthsng ssw
10 tha way oflaw makIng. Ksssv moss
wha,sa shs Radicals maks. psosss shsis
wrongs. and the peopis ought % b aAIs
10 see them. i
Ii The people of Teanassee wers loyal
enough 10 aes spoa she Csnsusasian 81
the United ssasss, then sAsy wers Legal
eaongh to hare representation in Goa.
gresa, and % dsny shis 10 extremely ah-
sera, unreasonable, and grand psIisi
cal farce. Tennessee, uaea tins asling
apon sAs Consultation al the Entee
States, soald snly 30. In the sapaests 81
State Of the Unies, 81 Else shs soalS
net act at all.