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Bank of Fulton.
NORTH CAROLINA

Commercial Bank .....l0
Farmers Bank of n.
) CarOlina...................20
Merchants Bank.........25
, Bank of RoxbOrO'.
} Miners and Planters
, Ban k................... ....l IN
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PRISONS advertising in the street cars can have
cards printed at the UNION AND AMERICAN OFFICE,
to it the ear panncs. in style not to be equallcd
in these regions
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Arrival Of the Peruvian.

Providence, May 3O.-Major General Burnside
was inaugurated Governor of Rhode Island yes
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BANKERS & BROKERS.
SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY,

The following are the rates paid by THOS. s.
MARI, BROKER. corner of Union and College
streets, for uncurrent money. These quotations
are liable to huctuate, but may be depended on
for sufficient length Of time for remttances to
be received by mail or express, if forwarded with
outdelay.
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Mails for the South.

NEw YORK, May 30.-The steamers Java an
Tripoli sailed to-day with 3.275, 900 gold.
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To THE LADIES

All affections Of the Womb treated with sue
cess. Those married ladies who have been . un-
fortunate a. 10 miscarry, or prove ebOrtive. can
be carried to their fall time, If found pregnant.
nv giving me n call
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CHRONIC CASES

with satisfaction; Rheumatism. Affections Of the
Lungs, diseases Of the Throat. Sweled Joints,
Gravel, Diseases of the Heart and Liver. Inhnm-
matsn Of the Stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
OF SerOfula, Deafness. Diseases Of the Eyes. De
bilitated Systems. Dyspepsia or Indigestion. and
COnsumptiOn-tOgetHer with oil Private Diseases
and Diseases OF the Urinary Organs. All Syphi-
lstic Diseases treated at any oistance. and cure
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FoR DuLs oF LADING Railroad Receipts, and
every kirf 81 mercantile printing. leave orders
at the l>IoN AND American Printing House.
None but the best material used. and satisfaction
guaranteed Ina work and prices
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B u G. K E Y E
Reapers and Mowers.

j. W. O'BANN0N, GAINESVILLE. Tennessee.
RASC0E, MOORE & CO., Gallatin.
JAMES ANDREWS & CO., Columbia.
JN0. D. FLANTT &c CO., Pulaski.
LITTLE x PETERSON, Shelbyvillo.
GILLESPIE. WATKINS & CO.. Chattanooga.
PENDERGRASS & CO., Cleveland.
W. W. WOODRUFF. Knoxville.
The above named parties are the only author
lied Agents for the sale of the Buckeye" in Mid
die and East Tennessee.
We can furnish. on application. tn, names of
farmers in nearly every county who heretofore
used this Machine and all who desire 20 have the
BEST LAB0R-SAVING and most reliable
MOWER are invited to call on us or our Agents.
HAMILTON IL CUNNINGHAM,
No. Is College street, Nashville.
mayl6-tf
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NEW York. May 9O.-The Persia's mails left q
midnight for the South
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TrNNASsEE-Akp FAchlc RulE"'o-Thc ad-
5ourncd meeting Of the Commissioners of the
Tennessee and Pacific railroad will be held nj the
Commou Council Chambers, this Thursday Rf
trrnocn NJ { O'Clock p. N. The Commissioners are
Al urgently requested 20 attend as business of
Importance will be transacted. Tho local Com
ni-sioncrs appointed for the city of Nashville are
s.l., rcspectfally iuyitcl 20 attend the meeting.
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EPhraim Sommers, of Wilson
county Tenn, who has been confined in the State
pcnitcniiary for three years. on the charge of rob
berry aud assault with intent to kill. was yestsr-
day released Internationally aad set at~ffberty.
lie was sentenced by miitax.tai1mis,io 10 Fl ve
years Imprisonment
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PosrERs, PL,rs or RE,L EsTArE, DOZENS,
rrc, executed in the best style Of the art at the
UNIoN AND ANERICAS Job Printing Office.
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Central Railroad Bank 9;
Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company...95
Bank of Middle Cas-
Marine Bank...............S(
Nashville and Chattano,
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THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS IT is IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
ID X. MEG LIS

DRACTICE HAS BECOME so EXTENSIVE
i that he has been compelled TO engage the ser
vices of an experienced Physician 10 aid him in
in preparing medicines for his patients in distant
States.
DIR McGILL in Nashville Tenn. has the larg-
est prastice of any Botanic Physician in the
United States. The unbeliever can be convinced
by calling at the Adams Express Office, where he
may see the large amount Of medicines he sends
every week to different parts Of the United States
DIR. MCGILb treats diseases ut any distance.
LII q irnnis the fnllnwina
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A BmGAIN.-Any person wishing 10 buy good
Family Grocery located % Cherry street, between
Church and Union. with complete fixtures and a
fine trade. can get a bargain by applying for par
ticulars 20 j. o. Griffith, at the UNION AND ANERI
cas- office. may3i-lw
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Cherokee Hill.

What can our city fathers mean BY re-
moving the rock from Cherokee Hill2 Is 1t
to leave that patriotic people to stick in the
mud2 Surely the best citizens we have hail
from Cherokee, and speak that dialect-and
shall we do nothing to promote their COM
mercer But, on the contrary throw obstacles
In their way.
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TATLoRsvILLB, TlxNEssEs,
Hoss, Lampson d CO.

We are pleased to inform the public that
this firm Of %sntsrpriSihg and courteous gen
tlsmsu have just received and are still re-
e'iVing q large aud Splsndid stock Of Winter
Goods, Household articles and GfocsrlsS.-
We Visited their s~StAbliShmsEt, and are sat.
i'a'd they can supply nearly every kind Of
E'Od' tina. may be called for. Co and see
their new goOds, and get good bargains.
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New MusiO.

MssurS, VIM. Hall q Son, Music Dealers,
No. 64a Broadway, New York City, have our
thSukS for several new and beautiful pieces
Of Music among which Archie Magic Spell;
Bird Of the Greenwood Sabbath Melodies;
Meet mo Early HallOi HallOl GallOp; Lex
ington Gallopi and other splendid pieces
new and original, Send for them.
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rhanks.

Our thanks are due Gen. H. II. Thomas, Of
,ls Governors STAFF, Col. J. B. BrOwnIow,
Cant. J. NJ. Fucker, Hon. Mr., Smith, Hon.
Joseph Powell, Col. Patton, Capt. Taylor, and
Mr.. Shepherd, for valuable documents and
other fsvoFs.
Also, We are under obligations to our
young friend, CbaS. Dawes, Of Knoxville, for
a copy of the Presidents Message In advance
of she mails.
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Lotter from an old Traveller

ns N Gcntlemen -
AZ you arc aware I have been oheared no 10 A short
time past 90 travoling agent for J. D. Aver / Co.
WIS., very sick with6 bilious attack elile travelling
10 the htete Of Indiana. / had taken Ayer's pills be-
fore ior ,ie same dihcplty, but with 40 good ohtot. A
travelling Friend who happened to be atopplne 81 ths
same hotel recommended me 10 try some RoDackis Pills.
! confess nankly that had NJ. confidence In them at
was persuaded 70 take them and Rith AstonlHhfng Of.
feet they entirely removed the bfls, and operated on
the liver 50 eacetualy that IN day | was a we'll AZ
unhehltatnsly Foscmmend them 10 be the bout pills
In tine market. 7
You are at liberty 10 publish this, 40 I deem II a duty
l owefo hepublic TO give my (uneoncited) testimony
n their favor. CHAs. t.. C0BURN.
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Good Printing Ink.

We have been afflicted some month"; with
a miserable article Of Printing Ink. This
week We have been favored BY receiving a
Asg Of real, number one, good Ink from Mr..
Ceas. =. Johnson, 10th and Lombard Streets,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 70 whom We cor
daily recommend our brother printers for
good lax and reasonable prices.
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A WOW Book by Mra. Rmma b. q. N.
sonthworth. II

FN BopthWorth. frF
T. B. Peterson & Brothers, ~Phlladelpbia
have in press and win publish on Saturday,
December 18th, a new book by Mrs. Emma
D. E. n southworth, entitled "The Bride Of
Llewellyn,n which will, beyond all doubt,
prove to be the most popular and successful
work that has evet Been written BY her, for
she 10 beyond all question the mott powerful
female writer in America, II not III the world.
No one ever read a chapter Of one Of her
works, without wishing to read The whole
book and none ever read one Of her books
without admitting the rare genius Of its au-
thor, and wishing that she might soon write
another. Her scenes are life-pictuies, her
incidents are founded on facts, and her SEN
timentS are characterized BY a singular pu-
rity both Of conception and expression. She
has the rare faculty Of saying what she
means, and Of saying it in such q manner
that her meaning cannot be miSinterpreted'
In short, she possessed in an eminent degree
those qualifications which are the peculiar
]prerOgatiVeS Of a good writer and while
she delights the readers Imagination with
her descriptive beauty, she applies homo
truths to his understanding with the force Of
rational conviction. The bride Of Level
lyn" will be welcomed by all snCh readers
especially and those who have never read
the works VI this gifted woman should not
fail to buy and read this REV vowel by this
gifted American authoress.
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nhriatmna.

But a few more days win roll round till
this mos. important Of all holidays makss its
appearance. Their, look out, all ye who have
little ones to satisfy, Santa Clause will e1-
pect to find yOur house set in order. Make
ready for his advent.
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From Johnson County.

The following note viii show how politics
Itandin the extreme upper end Of East TsnnsS-
see. 30 IL iS--sverySherel II
TAYLoRsvILLB, TExNEssEs,l
November %, 1859.
Editors Flag !-Radieallsm is all right in
this eouAty. ! do not think there are 90
Copper voseS Ia our county. No chance for
democracy here. The snOFmiy Of itS1 crime
has killed the monster snake at last. Thank
God, ! never gave ademoeratic vote In my life;
my hands are clear Of this sin.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
RADICAL.
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B6- I'VE regret to learn that Mr.. Jacob
Adler fell on some rocks on Monday night
last and fractured bis skull slightly. He is
nov better, and will recover.
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r@- AsSSrs. Hatch 4 Phelps, Of 10 Broad
st., New York, have Out thanks for iaVors-
also, Messrs. Lee l. Taylor, Wholesale Gro
Gerry and Commission Merchants, Lynchburg,
Virgil mia.
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I, 1856.
Mrs. susar Artbar, Mrs. Louisa Andes, Re-
becca J. Arlington.
Mrs. Eta Beatty, Mr.. James G. W. BenSen,
Capt. Barton, Mrs. Letilia Barding, Mr.. Aus
tia J. Ball, j. B. BeNsley.
G
Levi Coiwell, j. C. Copass, Jas. H, ChAleS-
ter, s.. E Clark, John L. Carol, 0has. Cook,
Henry Carter, (coloredj, Martin Curtis, Miss
Mamie Crouch, Lewis Cooper.
D
J. B. Deaton Q, Geo. Dulaney, David Dixie,
Mrs. Hannah Donald 2, Maggie Dryman, Jos.
DaugheFty, Thos. DonelsOn, A. s. DOak, VIM.
E
Mrs. Ruth Edwards, Jos. Edwards ., Mrs.
e Ellis, Miss Mamie Edwards, Jesse Ellis,
David Edwards, Alfred EStepp, Isaac Everett.
T az
Mrs. Bette Fountain 2, Mrs. Sydney Fletch.
er.
Cousin Kate O. Grove, J. O.. Glass.
II
Edward Hues, ]. W. Horne, Mrs. HAYES,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hall, II. W. Hodges, Nancy
Hunt, David HaSe.
J. ". Jackson, Isaac Jackson, Sam'l John
son, D. T. johnson, ThOS. 3. Jones, Floyd
Jones.
David KitsmIller, Seth Kinoheloe Black
John KitBmiller, VIM. B. King.
L
Elizabeth Love, James LeRbous, - Lides,
Hue Lane, Andres Lane.
n
Isaiah Murray, Emily Mathews, John Maid
en, Miss Middle Massingill, n. Moore, John
Morris, (coloredl, Maria Murray, Daniel Aoy-
SrS, Mary Martin, Harvin Nory.
N
W. II. Newell, John Norton. John OF.
p
Sallie Pittles, John Phillips, Mark Penny
baker, Capt. ]. P. Patty, Robert J. Patty, J.
II. Painter.
Z
Sarah =. Rodgers, Francis Robertson, ".
B. Rose, VIM. Ransom, Aiss Polly Ana Ruth
erford, Juilt Rodgers, Mrs. Mary Riggs.
8
Francis E.. Shipley, Sampson Stewart, W.
g. Sevens, Miss Fannie Stephenson, W. E.
Sharks, Nathan. shipley, Miss 3. E. Stevens,
A. O.. Shell.
T
Miss MArtha TompkinS, Partiet Tyler, MisS
Adelaide Tyler, (eSloredl =. ". Taylor, Col.
A. N. Taylor, JOINT. Upton.
w
Thomas j.. Walters, Miss s. n. White, ia
cob Whitloek, Jos. Wright, Isaac Williams,
Hamp. Walker.
Y
Dr.. Young, Mathew Young.
The above advertised letters win be re-
turned 10 the Dead Letter 0Gec, II not call
ed for within four weeks.
Persons calling for them, viii please stats
that they arc Advsrhssd; also, letters bear
Ing the request will be returned TO the writer
free Of postage.
Subscribers TO NeWSpapefs will bear 10
mind that postage on papers must be paid
quarterly or annually In advance.
The Post 0Hos win be opened and closed
the following hours:
Opened at $3.50 q. M; closed at ~ NJ
Opened at l p. m, closed At 8 p. m, aud on
the Sabbath one hour, from 800 until $50 q.
- QAu z Lur4unHa y /
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~ See Advertisement Of "stolsu Mole"
harsnarkAbls mule, And the thief eau bs
aPpshsndsd.
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R@. Mr.. Jas. L.. WhitlOw, the Painter, will
hear something to his advantage by calling
Of the Union Flag Office.
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MnTTnEI

TUESDAY THE 27TH OF THE PRES
" eut instant, q man, claiming to be by
the name Of Henry Ballard, came to this
place, riding a small bay mare, about four
teen hands high, black main and tail, a ANAL
star In her forehead, right hind foot white,
and a smah white spot on the left side of her
neck between the ear and shoulder, supposed
to be about seven years old. From the gen.
tleman's conduct, a suspicion arose that, the
marc was stolen property, and while q var
rant was preparing 70 arrest him, be left the
place, in double-quick, leaving the mare,
which 10 now In the hRnds Of William ].
Toneray, Of EliEabethtOn. Let the proper
owuersof the mare come and prove his prop
erty and pay charges and be can get her.
EliEabethton, Tennessee, November 27tb.'
n0v3Ow4prs fee$Sl WIN. ]. T0NCRAY.
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JULES JARED's
EMAIL DE PARIS
THE NEW BEAUTIFYER OF THE SKIN.
HESIIHOSllS IRON CELEBRATED L1DHG

IESTlEOSliS IRON CELEBRATED LlDu&
This secret Of bOauifying the skin beisR
known only 10 Messrs. Jared a Rene, ttey
honorary Stase. that II differs from all other
preparations. IL gives 10 the most harsh and
freckled skin both the texture and e~olorroH
whether appearing 40 freckles, tan, morpheW,
moth, or biack-worm specks, and is espeei-
ally successful IL smooththing out the marks
The ag1nts Of "L'Kmail de Parisn most
confidently submit TO the public the earnest
endorsements VI such distinguished ladies as
sIGEORA RisTORI, Nile FRLICITA VEST
WALL, Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL. Mrs.,
D. P. BOWERS, LUCILLE IVES.
TERN, Mdm'e PoNISL, Mrs. EN-.
MA WALLER,LUCY RUSH.
TON, N0EMtEDEMAR-
GUERITrES, Miss
AGNES PERRY;
aud many others, whose high .standingin The
profession gives the stamp of trnthfnlnsss TO
their intelligent and genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says
End that the " Email produces all the
brilliancy of rouge and lily-Whits, with the
great and peculiar advantage Of total harD-
lesshess. 1t really Adds to the ~softnsBA and
beauty Of the skin.
The Magnificent Vebtvaii says
have suffered so much from the various
white lotions, &C., which my Theatrical pro-
fession obligRs me to use, that l consider il
q perfect benefaction to End a preparation
which gives the necessary whiteness to the
skin, and leaves the skin cool aEd smooth.
Miss Maggie Mitchell says
| have tried the skin beautifsr, at7Email
de paria.b and found tina Il instantly Ina
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Relieious Notice.

Rev. Or. L. y. Drake, P. f.. will hold Quarterly
Meeting a, Oak Grove, near the residence Of Peter n.
Reeves, In this county, next Saturday and Sunday,
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Be oareful When You Buy Your

Hogs are dying daily frem Cholera. As
we have bad people among US who
would be guilty Of almost any crime, we adj
wise all who purchase pork 70 be on the alert
for that which Ia diseased. Do not be de-
ceived.
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~ e ne raaeaSws9 a. Forsoaos" wa bsaaanlly
aid Of Howard. NE philanthropht. II also applies %
eTery man Who brings the amelloraiionst comioTtg And
snisymsnta Of NE within the rearh of psfsons ADD
sllliss Who aD oth9f visa dsprived q thslr adEantagsa.
Especially nay u b aid Of hin Who laborionaiy sSsks
man's capital and 10 IN mans power" We tklnk
this suloaium properly applied 70 J. o. Aver, o. Lo-
vel, Mas, ths Fsnownsd chemist n New Engiand,
vho, Spanning he sfodden paiha 70 fans, davotos NJ
Naiures mcsi saleiul fsmsdes fg dinsass. whsu
ths hhlsu tllnsi1g has ben rstealsd, be rfucsef1 10
gnpplr iffs en- mauhind aike, through car drugElIis
y tsa1ah-Jssnal ~ HIrkg, PSras.3, M
- -----
~ PoFk Ia ceiling IN Nashville 81 tight
tsniB nsN.
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ES~ Hon. Horace Maynard has our thanks
for late papers.
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AN APP0RTI0NMENT

subject to the following regulations:
Certificates of the various. articles, without
regard to choice or value aFs first put into
envelopea, seated up and MIXED and, when
ordered, are taken out by q Blinafelded boy,
and sent by mail, thus giving all a fair chance.
On receipt of the Certificate, you viii sec
what yoH are to have, and then u Is at your
option TO send toe dollar and take the artiele
or not. Purchasers may thus. obtatn Piano,
Melodeon, Sewing Machine, Gold Watch, Dia-
mond Ring, or any set Of seNsify for One
nollar = 10 a
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The SrocK ooMFRIsEs among other aFti-
Giles, aplendid Clocks, Gold and Silver Wsteb-
es, Rings Get with Diamords, Rubies, rearis,
Garnet and other Stones, (sohtaire andtin
clusters Ladies' sets Of Jewelty. comprising
Pins and Ear Rings Of the most fasbiohabls
styles, get in precious stoBessof every yHrie-
-, together with q large agscr:infnt Of Gold
and Enameled and Pearl, Sets, Gold Studs
and Sleeve Buttons of the most beautiful Pat-
terms, Gents Bosom aEd Scarf Pins, ana an
endless variety Of Bracelets, Chains, Musical
Boxes, Head Dresses, Gombs,s charms, &C..
In consequence Of the great %stagnntion Of
trade in the Manufacturing districts Of France
and England, a large quantity Of valuable
~Jewelry, originally intended forthe European
market, has been sent OF for sale Ia this
country, and must be sold at any sacrihael
Under these circumstances the a WATCHAk
JEWEIRY "a haVn areaolved uDou
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Jouyen's
KID GLOVE CLEANER

Ihs 0aly soon artlcls fr Instantly sisaning Kid
oloSes. Thy ean b cleaned Wills upon The hand, and
goFa inmsdiatslY. II 10 inodotous. One bottlo viii
clean p pairs. Price thirty-avo esnis. Rstailsdsby
ma Bsrais Acc, &c. Wsns 4 O., and othsr, Nov
Yufks DesImos3H-b-B.
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OIVORCE RTTI.

TOm sUMPTER rs. MILLEY s~uMPTEh.
y & appearing from the allegations In
the Bill, that The defendant isa non-resident
Of Tennslses. u 10 ordered that publication
be made Tor four successive weeks, IN the
Jons16orough UaisH Fag, ordering her to
aPPsarRt lhe nsAi term Of tie Circuit Court
Of haneoek county and make defenas to The
BY o. The as@s yin " ahss &c spsfsi'sd,
nOV9v4prs fesss WM.B DAVIS, Clerk.
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NO BLANKS.
SEND % CENTS FOR A CERTIFICATE.

pHND 20 OHN - w OIHIINIVAtI
In all transactions BIZ mai, wo shall
charge for forwarding the certificates, pay
ing postage and doing the business 20 cents
each, which must be encl0sed when the GER
tIicste Is seat for. Five certificates viii be
scot for ST, eleven for So, thirty for Sc, si&-
ty-hVe for $40, and 100 for SIS.
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Pork Coming in.

- S@1 OohaAhB Aas
o0n'ld'rabls amount Of Pork has been
O's0s 70 this market duriEg the past week.
pre' ranges from 0 TO 10 cents nstt.-
communicating the Cholsra has been raging
l0oEa'ut the eOuhtry, there Is much pork
zen FOE sale Jet.
.Asrisd' On lhurtday The 77d Of November,
'yhsv' l. '. Drake, NJ. wiiLIln ?. PArur
saa Mss clHHIu n. BAnELuE, all Of Jones'
.snneiase. IFugT
AeaslIy = = ioyeas thing
aoule IN re1ca 4 hsffaT.
hets latter days Il rssna
hha RInydhltsli
$780, p,.nb-F SO, issa ia, r,.,a.,.. =, n.
v. ~, Ilaea. b nsv. I. Drase. NJ
' y hb soauiy.
1aln t1s 49, " plalniy 90
a.,la.f ~ cfasirnphs-
c.nnoIlf ufh ~ fmin
ts1f-r tstti1 "a esta aS.SJ
.Au,ai may sonnualsaho., sr.vA
asni thir Etfk.
49, a".
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BOOKS GIVEN AwAY-Meafa. King . Cas-.
we'll, Psrfumsu, No. - Church, g. n. York, are send
lnttied the Ladies' Toilet Keepsaks." Among lie
eOntshts We observe The ~. Of preserving living hoNsIe,
Ikeetonlsiug leaves, and : hundred other eEqtialte
hacie5 Interesting 70 ladlss. The GIN IL veil worth
sending Tor. Anybody can obtain II By sendiny their
fuli address with this aoiics 70 the aboys g~sntier1en,
With two stamps fr return postage.
DorImoflukp
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nsaf and Dumb Asylum, Knoxville.
We give place 10 the following with pleas
ure. We trust this humane Asylum will
soon be in prosperous condition again
INSTITUTION DgAv ABD DuMB,
Knoxville, Nov. 50, 1866.
DEAN sR,-Ths Tennessee Institution for
,bc Deaf and Dumb located - this place,
viii, aNer a suspension Of ave years, resume
operation on Monday, December Sd, 1895.
PLEASE aid us il giving publicity 10 the fact
by calling attention to IL editorialiy.
Very truly yours,
]. H. IJAMs, Principal.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-07

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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-07

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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-07
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