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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Norg OF TESSEssEE.-We read
10 Nashville paper Of the 2lst,
$ that the reported registered vote 10
the State is l0l ,2s6, with FIVE coun-
ties to hear FROM, which will proba-
BY increase the s~me to liz, 900.
Tho Official vote thus far recsivsd
gives 62,279 for Brownlow, aud 10
lo4 for Ethridgs. Brownlow's "a
jority, l3,l75. The counties 10
AsaF from will increase this to 49,.
00O. The vote pollsd will fall below
he vets registered over l5,Oo0.--
iSs~fA- Wsst<rn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

Notwithstanding yellow feyer Ia,
been prevailing in Galveston lncari,
two months, with daily communities
ton with Houston BY railroad aut
steamboat, aud Notwithstanding yel,
tow fever cases hare been constant,
brought here from Galveston for ths
hast few weeks, yet Houston is thi,
Day ~ healthy as she ever vas before
and moro 50.
The Bastrop Advertiser mention,
II As solemn, serious fact, md q nc
joke, that he wants money. Aston,
ishiug! aet5
The CivilKaa says that Ia 1885
~ people u Texsa had IN election
Or Governor, which resulted a. III,
lows; Throekmorton, 48,671; E. N
Peas, 1901. Yst Z. N. Peas i,
nov 0ovsraos a. Jaeso. The Cip.
slssatl Esquirsr tiisks tbs ! hssvy
scansatavy upon to gies,ous ~
= pspNlas sovsreigsty.
Fl 0ovkAnNxxf 0ilsuls.-n>
wAse nsgls>ss Of ~ 14th Ut. an
o. ~ Saturday prsvio.s, Ga
Es,sssos, CSouaadast Of ~ PEA,
esk pssnsasisa Of tt hstovy b.
bsging y ~ waes Aasulhstssiss
Company, situstsd h ~ wsso, %.
gather With ths hsssss aua lssds u.
4sssA aad hsloaxisx .hsrsse ths
book, pspeu, sad II lset everything
lslossisg /" OK cIatnsd BY the con.
pany. We understand, also, H.
larEs Nv sd Aesrins mill ana
fsssdsy, rsessdy PIT IL operatios
and ii uhieh IL eonpsay clsias !
third interest," vas also saiesd.
m. ssisurss vsss ~ il IL
ppns u ~ Uaits1 sts&ss Govern .
pest ead ~ osdss Of Gss. CsiAa.
p. J. II. Fraia ~ bsss, plsesd Il
2ssss 4 sv-rythias bslcaeiss u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07


gives the number registered in Fan.
nj, county ,nAs p,.... 400
a.. ny, 700
""'''' i'Vi'' s isM Ar
There was an at,emp pied balloon
sscepsiou at ponhsm on IL. ss.h
IT.. rh...,.. = =, I.
.s'F' P's'sAs
Lady OF Lyons on do 'aHao sven
ing. lt''ii iiilitii lEt
III. Ns~s..v..
~. 49,.
ing p'S'r'ss Vosrs i% fan"in
sca ~ convened = the courthouse
IN ,n', Guy on last MONDAY evening
., :uoee -, NJ saver present aud pre-.
s.a,ae. me rs"'re' Tor the grand
."c Pet's Jus'ss we're EXHAUSTED, aed
on.3 s.s e'se rom both '~"srs', coe'd
u."'y ~ rade, inc 'a5 % ssr.s .. u.
~. ne Judge .1sn osdsssd shs
s'vs " ,ssec speose. eenaTt 10Y Tor
\. men having ~ Legal qsa'iaes.
uoas % 'srss - 1sss" without -.
gard to raee OF color, and 70 sara.
pear upoa the revised Jury list pre.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07


apeating Of the Day Book says.
q The latter having nothing to fear
from an open declaration Of IL peiu
eiPles, Is only more outspoksa 'thsn
the Throcknorton school Of Union
men Who creep on The grouad iiks /.
gourd vine Instead 1t Standing erse,
Hike corn ttalk. |"
We ars y aadsntand from tbi,
shat our sossnporsry ssaads srsci
like cornsss'k. Precisely what VI
thought.
The sans paper talks absut IL
bitterness u Eastern Texas lstsla
asaiast the sovsrnns.t Of ~ Usi.
ssd States ssd the loyal siaissas
iAsrsof, North snd 6oalh, vhits asd
black, W. desy thas tAsrs : I rsh-
81 in Eassssa, Tsxss, sstsids H. NJ
icaI party. They ass ~ rshsls, al
the esly rebsb- De- on ss>sapo.
rsry aattss hinsslf that H. nd =,
fsce /" ni6xsis ? oesstitats ~ als,.
q peeala y 1szasi n
- Dr. W. ?. Bsall ~ pspsls. q.
Psrintssdsst q ~ I.snstis ASyls,i
has hssn Fsnsssd, asd Dr, GnAsa
PIT u be ~. 80 s.''''
0sn. n Il. heCsllsch advsrtiss,
u ths sssss 0asssss, sons ass ns,i.
- husks IL ~. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-09-07

U.|on Ana Z ,.eess ~ 01vSss ~.
from d. vsndsi ssssp u - Hss,.si
Congress, No. sovstnisx priesicis i i.
rule or rsIn k;ssa6 d. pscp. !. .
c;,s X. s.,or s~.s.bssir. ~ - Ut
!, huray n nrssvs divine A. 49,
visn y 80 IL ~ .s fs.sn
itarv dss.r1..s - NJ sssss :. =
tn xtr1s3 es11ss' ~ ~ az ~ ~ ~
the ossr.,sidS n sssi2SG ~, -
~ S..i. e: = !. nSs.S MI ~
IN s~I,re H..s...', IN M -,
viii T|Ss - - - r.. ~. so. n,
ihen m S.en.s ~. ~ s~.ss~ ~ ~ WI
- il sesSnii., n. Tesss'sS. 49,. 80
-. Rs1IsrS.~ n ~ 49, = Ss.
- shesid ~ ~ Ss".s.sis ~
kindiv ~ ss.i,s = ~, sssss vi n
~ "a .sis 49, r...i IN. ... Sooal
Thsv ~ ~ .s..1s.A I. s'ss ~.
vhiis ~ mi ~ ~.sn ~
an ~ s.. ~ - \. 10
h. sovs sssd 81 nss,css - .o.s1sss s 20
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1867-07-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

State of Iowa, Wapello county.
To Jesse Newell, administrator Of Zach
ariah Newell, decd.
You are hereby notified that there IL now
on file In the Office of the County Judge OF
WapelIo county, Iowa, n petition of Levi
IA Funk and John Funk. heirs ut law Of
Zachariah NEWELL decd, asking for An or
der requiring you to account. as adminis-
traitor, for the personal properly belong
Ing to the said estate. in your possess ION,
or ON your failure 50 to do that yon be
deemed IN default on your bond to the
amount or Ave hundred and eigh.y-nine
dollars and eighty-five cents, and interest
thereon. from Feb. 18th, 1850.
And that the said petition will he for
hearing at the office Of the County Judge
OF WMpello county. at Ottumwa, on the
drst Mondayof August. A d. 1867, at which
time and place unless you appear and de-
lend your default will be entered and an
order made as PRAYED for in said petition.
WIN HOwAnD and WINsLOw q LINDLEx.
. aSux2 1851. wat Attysfor Pets
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zion ~ Congress, and rightAslly COP
tlnued. Had the civil government
(which the President undertook =
inauqurate been true to the conntr.,
and loyal to the Asg, they woul'
-aka%e been. recognized and this whol'
questionsbcen settled long ago By
i unfortunately the, enemies, Of tn
new governments, and the Congress
Of the U. s., whenit assembled deci
ded they were not legal government
but provisional only, and void: bu
existing by sutfcrance only. Con
gress then proceeded to declare thai
there being no legal governments II
these States, the military power
should be restored and should be ex
ercised over these States until civil
governments couldset them up there
in. I. n ssse II NJ ssg44,A /
Mr.. Trumbull then advertcd tc
the opinion Of the Attorney Gener-
al, which bio characterized AS i,
many respects prepostorons and in
conclusion explained thu. provisions
of the bill before tho Senate. Is Il
Mr.. Wilson followed Mr. Trumbul
advocacating in place Of the second
section of the bill approved, 10 va
cate all civil offices in the, South.
Mr.. Wilson called attention to the
fact that the Judiciary committees
had in the 18th section, Of the bill
ratified and confirmed acts of militia.
+ y nmanders already done in re-
moving civil officers and appointing
other citizens AN their stead. The
I, bill said Gen. Sheridan was right in
removing Gov Wells and appointing
Flanders. ESQ. he would be right
in removing Gov Throckmorton and
appointing some other citizen in his
place.
Mr.. Conkling said the 4th section
: was retrospectiyely only. Mr.. Will
sons proposition WAS prospective in
it's operation, and if adopted and az
forwards found to be imperative. the
whole system under it would fall.
After further debate Mr. Wilson's
amendment was lost, against 2l.
Mr. WilsOnImoved to amend Sec
ton I'd by providing that the COM
snanding general may appoint civil
Dians to fill the Offices vacated under
that section. t9as a6
Mr. Edmunds spoke against this
amendment. IS @aIs IS. 80, -
Thayer spoke against it. He
wanted military men for military
work, but there were loyal men in
the South fully equal to these duties
and he wanted thcm appointed.
Further debate ensued, pending
which the Senate adjourned. II ~.
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LEGAL NOTICE /.

To- winfield y Morgan, Erochs A. Nor.
ran, yuo arr neJohy nOtif. d that ts.e p IL
ticn Ut your Guardian, NJ. J. With ms il
nm hle IN the Office Of the County Jud-. 81
WApello county lows, in which 90; ID peti-
TONER will ask the County Court OF said
c'unty at the August Term 1867, (com-
mencing on the first Monday for an order
OF sale ofyonr interest in the following
deacribbed real estate to-wat: The south
half ofthe north west quarter of section
l6l sixteen, Township t70] seventy, Range
III twelve west, in Davis county Iowa,
and unless you appear and mai e defense
to said petition ON or before noon OF tie
I'd day Of said term Of said Court an order
will De made according to prayer Of petit
IIs N. s. VILLAS.
July 18th w4w GuafiiAh.
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Rseaf,s Reasdr

Inc understGncdxiHs preThved 70 paint
Portraits in Oil Colors, in the latest styles
Life Siseyor any sise Aesirslsle, allow fig-
ures. Persons having sfha1f pictdres Of
deceased friends, wishipgt to have theps
enlarged and colored life like, give ms 4
call and not entertain the ;sbsesd notion
that nothing can be done right unless IL
IL done il the East. Give mo chance
and I can do 1t we'll and much cheaper.
Card Photographs, Ambrctypss and
Gems taken on short notice3 la 90
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa.
dsmw1y. H. NUNAMAKER'
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: 'FOR SALE.

The unlmp.--vequarter sec. Of pFairie
sanu adjoining P.F. DanA's home farm on
his east line. Richland township, eight
miles north Of Ottumwa, and three miles
east of Kirkville, with forty acres of tim
Der two and half miles nom said or.
sec. Also will sell separately, forty acres
of timber land three quarters OF mile
east Of comstock Station. Isaac Fisher
who lives near, can SHOW the boundaries
of said forty End p. r. Dana the or. sec.
Of prairie. Cali upon Rev. J. M. McElr0y
for further particulars. J. w. DEVOSS.
Z June l0-WS 49, - =
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To the farmers Of wapsllo G

To the Farmers of Wapsllo Co.
Allwho has purchased Jaaaas $.
Blacks Patent Bee Palace, that on
account of the over backward spring
and summer, 50 far it seems that tho
,Bccshas made hut littlclpggrsss, 50
we request the farmers to postpone
removing. the old hives from off the
tops of the Palace as we anticipated
in this month, until scptem Der next,
for tho Palace must be well filled be-
fore removing tho Hives, in order
to winter tLe bees and the Palaces
ODE we'll sheltered from the hot sun
and rain. H. BLACK. e-
ADS 49,. s.,5 .as5..,, ,AGENT.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
State OF Iowa. Wapello COUNTY.

Stat0 % AOWus W1potAO COuutys
Inthe County Court Or said county,
To Mary Clemens, Eiissbeth Pemberton,
jeremiah Clemens and Samuel Clemens.
YOu and each Of yon are hereby notified
that an Instrumental writing puyportiua
to be the last Will and Testament Of James
county, lows. has this day bssns present.
ed, opened xDd publicly read IN stie coun-
" court Of said county amd State, and that
the second day oftlSe September term 1851
to-wits The ftllE1 day of next September
has been fixed by said court for proving
said viii. and you are notified to appear
ON nrhDAny pom ofsa(d third day OF Sep
tenSbefl 1861, besores&id court, to be held
~ TIA CoaArt House ip la,d county, In the
city of Ottuiuwa, and show. cause. Il any
you have. why sid viii should not IS
taken and eaalsd ~ The lsss Will and Tes.
lpseHa Of said dscsa~e,,. or default will be
taken agNinst youand JudgeaAenk render
ed in aOcor1Anee with thu fanas @ they
shall be shown. J. 3. PORTER, a.
! July A O,l661a tn County Judge.
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Confidential q lElle ! ;igl>

-" - e09@ . - - ~ .
For the MARRIED!
Sent Free, in sealed
envelope. on receipt
OF 10 Cents. Address
DIR. Z. b. FOOTE,
(euthor of Medical
Com NOR, Sense.
Book 400 pages, $3.50
sent by NRiD. No.
lao. Lexin8tOn Ave. /,
cor. of East 18th st. J,
n. y.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HATS CAPS, sHoEs.GLoTHINh
&c. 40, bought In New YsfA a II.
HEAVY I1ECIINE

In Price. and which be 10 determined r.,
sell a. tosc ~ they eau Be bought in any on.
er House in Iowa. ~ Nj @ ssreM
his stock OF Carpets, timdow SkddeS Cloth
Lace and, LinenJ Wool Goods lor MN and
boys wear, Ladies Uress Good and I'rius.
mings. and Nss,nmer 6h0,sis, Of which ne
has endeavored to buy . good articls and
afford them ut prices, within the reSch OF
all whO seek Tsql vdI.s VI goods rather
than y poor Grttcle at q losc price.
All lpvers0f q ge1xins article 81 TEA qnsl
Inc his stock In that line. It 10 no troub-
le to show G0ody. 80 come along and -
what bargains you can IT. Ma
May 1867 dw3m.
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ESTRAY NOrICE.-Take MP bv SOL
ONION McReynnlds, IN Competine. Town
ehip. Wapello county, Iowa.. on. the 9Th
day Of June. 1897 One bay mare, sup
posed to be tour year old. near I4A hands
high. witha small white spot in the fore
head. Appraised nj 500.
July 5th 1857. L. NJ. COOLEY,
Clerk ID {,
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OqTUMWds COURIER
/. !, s.lclTY HENS.

- A.
- H1pnzlxs-Thsre was .. hold at
tempt made Sunday night last to
rob ths:lst NstiDnnt Bank sf Bloom,
field. rf,ssss 9frs a.r,
The robbers procured some tools
from q neighboring blacksmith shop,
and then pried open the back door
and forced their way through. tho
transom of the bedroom adjoining
the vault, and then tore down i brick
wall and entered the vault. The
funds Of the bank were secured in a
safe inside Of the vault, and all tho
effofts of the burglars failed to forco
theirw into tho safe, 80 that tho
attempt at robbery was only r,e.wiar-
ded with,a small amount sof postal
currency, stamps and some small
change, lying leese in the vault.
No clue is yet obtained Of tho
scamps, bat we understand that the
officers Of the law are engaged in fer.
reting them. out. I
q wa & d.p sa5 "a. 81
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AWAY WITH
UNCOMFORTABLE

TRUSSES.
Com fort and cure for
tie Rt1pestred. Sent
post paid on receipt
Of 10 cents. Address
DIR. f. B. FOOTE,
No. Ito Lexington
Avenue. Cor. Of East
1Sth st, n. Y.
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THE uEAEING POOL,
4 4. ND HOUS 81 or MERCl

Il .NUHOUNEaUE ~ sMEKE.Y.
/ lHnwarf Association Reports. iorYoUN0
I N I'm, on the Crime ri Solitude. AVID the
Errors. Abuse md Diseases which destroy
the manly. powers, and create impedf-
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
NJ charge. yAddtehs, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HoUoHTON. Howard Association, Phila-
detphia. pA. g,lw s4o n Ags# 5st.
e Mnyelss57 -iAw8mf s Il ? 81
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AWAY WITH

SPECTACLES.
OLD EYES MADE NEW
ecsity, without doctor
o. medicines. Sent
post paid on receipt
of 10 cents. Address
DIR. f. b. FOt TIE,
No. ITO Lexington
Avenue. Cor. of East
2Ath at. N. "
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Dccaycd teeth arc Indicative Of q
disordercd stomach. Acidity of the
stomach has asverys deleterious effect
on the teeth. Goes Dyspepsia euro
neutralizes it Immediately. It is the
most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the stom-
|Ach known. = - . ~ as = ~
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State Of Iowa,

Once Of Necretary of State.
/. Ed. Wright, Secretary OF state Of the
St&te of Iowa. certify that the foregoing
resolution iAan accurate copy ~ the orig
lnal resolution on de ia this ONCE. ) s
In testimony whefeof, I have hereunto
aet nay hand. and affixed thu oflloial seal
Of the state Of Rows. Done at Desa Moines
thin Path day Of june, A. D. ls65
l1ss.J ED. WIGHT
- Secretarys a State
July2, feS7-dAw till e,sS
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EcoNoMY.-It is truly economy to
use D. B. De Land 4 Co.'S Best Chem
ical 'Saleratus, bscausS. for the same
money you got more and better Sal
eratug. s I'M n
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We desire to cab the attention Of
our readers to the Insurance adver-
tisemcnt Of Edwin White. As will
Besesn he represents 100000 oo. 90
capital in some Of tho best companies
in America. White Is one Of those
genial souls with !whoin everybody
likes to do business, and @wh.les tho
fire. and life companies he rep
rcsents need no. particular CON-
mendation, being SO well known,
tho Hsrtford & Live Stock In
eurancc Company offers indemnity
against death from any canse and
also against theft, At moderate rates,
and the prompt satisfactory. manner
fin which the losses it has sustained
have been paid in cash is producing
a lively and wholesome effect upon
the owners Of. valuable live stock,
such as horses, oxen, cows and sheep
and the man who, BY neglecting to
insure, suffers the entirelo ssIby death
or theft Of such property to fall upon
himselfis now regarded % careless
and improv;denta III y tiia
To q poor man, whose horse il his
niaihstay, his daily bread, this CON-
|,pany presents itself as . benefcient
protector from an evil that may at
any moment arrive, and which, but
for its guardian care, might effect
his ruin.5- vie I'D ss.ag y
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The Press, all lands shall sing,
The Press, the Press we bring,
All lands TO bless" -.
BY making known to tho world the
benefit Of using DR.. De Vishnus Ex-
celsior Blackings. See their advcr--
& I 10y 80. &c. z -e ~
WATERBURY bushels Of good
ripe Currants for whish I will pay
thehighest market price.
LOUIS GEIBRICH,
dAwlsw.sss IL ~ & s Agent.
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h aARTIFICIALLEa9
Two LEGS Iii on---you can tAke oil the
EOotand pnt On . Sinh. All in want, send
hf - Pamphlet. J. w. WESTON,
Pa,ei.tee, ..O6 broadway, N. 7.
Jhns a. icv7 ff.FE 81. / -,
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"a Union
80 D, Drug ! Store tor
Hinsey, Lewis & Go.
Have received and are receiving. At the,r
ri. selected stock Of
DRUGS u.
MEDICINES.
DRUGGISTS NOTIONS.
LATENT MEDICINES.
Of all kinds, ne,c and old.
FINE CIGARS.
sixty styles ef
wa11Paper.
WINDOW SHADES = BLINDS,
Hls III S.
School Books
STATIONERY.

&
A now style Of Ladies Brace and Skirt
warranted to please.
An endless VARIETY of Fine Perfumery
and Handkerchief Extracts.
Tooth Brushes-manufactur express
IL for us in Paris.
Wea-e agents for Ritter's Patent "Rad.
ical Cure" TR UNS, which we warrant to
be better than any in nse.
FANCY and TOILET SOAPS, single
cake or gross. slst5a 1e
A full stock OF Fancy Goods.
WHITE LhkD-Collier's,
A GLASS & PUTTY,
FRUIT JARS-new styles.
PAINTS IN OIL.
LINSEED, CARBON, LARD,
and all other KINDS OF Oils. &c, de-, An.
We invite the public to call and get our
prices, as we CAN AFFORD to sell lower
than parties paying high rents, and we
iUin. Ef
Prescriptions carefully filled at all hours.
Corner Main and Green Streets, oppo-
site the BallinGali House. Ottum wa, Iowa.
juno Cd. '7-dwtf
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State % Iowa, Once OF Sec'y OF State
4 H.. Al..s,..Ax, T..,,xa al rSCS I

s Des Alnines, June ~, 1857.
The following proposition tn amend the
Constitution ofthe State Of Iowa. having
been duly adopted by both Houses Of the
Eleventh General Assembly and referred
to the Legislature u be chosen 1T the gem
eral election Of 1851. is, hereby published
pursuant TO the provisions OF chapter 10l,
act or 1855.
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Connecticut Mutual, oi Hart v v
ford Conn.,, elS;S27S30 ~
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-07-03
.The MIX In The Cocoa MT

William Driver was recently nominated by the
conservatives Of Davidson county Tor representa-
tives in the Legislature. William says Governor
Brownlow Is very bad man, and kadicaism Is
terrible crime. William has suddenly changed
Ha has a right TO do this, and We don't complain
Of him for 20 doing. william Driver was Brown
low man when hs applied for what he thought
would be lucrative ofiee-viz Commissioner Of
Metropolitan Police for Nashville William was
unsuccessful. The Governor did not believe he had
sense enough to Oil the Office and refused to appoint
him This accounts for the milk in William
cocoon nut
John II. James, of Chattanooga, has claimed u
be Radical, and admirer and devoted friend Of
Governor Brownlow until few weeks ago A
fortnight since James is reported IN the rebel pa
per Of Chattanooga, as making speech. end, after
denouncing the Radical party, INDUCING in black
guard denunciation of Governor BrOwnlOW. a
few months since, James applied by proxy ana N
person, to the Governor for the appointment o.
Receiver on the GAINESVILLE and Louisville Railroad
The Governor refused to appoint him, giving the
position to q gentleman whom he deemed better
qualified This accounts for the milk in James
cocoa nut.
ADDED to this, he is running a hotel on Lookout
Mountain, and is chilly patrOnizsd by rebels Sell
inteTest-money the main-spring Of his ever
act
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Flowers.

Tbs nan who said C love God and little chill
arenn must have loved R0tve1s, for children love
them and God does surely, else why does the sun
chine of His smile bring dainty blossoms out Of the
Earth
Then flowers talk 10 US earnestly, that the Mae
ger himself seems speaking through their gentle
Wordless ways, teaching US many beautiful lessons
Types Of love, they age Frightening, aud perfum-
ing lovely hooks that would be dark and odorless
without Them like charity, hiding and softening a
host of rough and unsighty things like faith, scat
scring their seed with never hindering fear, lest
they see not the hAFvest like prayerful souls send
ing out their richest fragrance when shaken By {
coming storm. Lovely monitors We like them
cvsy51eheye in our rooms and over our windows,
round our dwellings and about our paths, IN " the
loose crown that laughs on young tresses, IN the
loved hand frozen by the kiss Of death snd over the
graves Of our darlngs where, through Esd or sing
ing wssther, they seem not to grow weary OF their
of-God stories, bidding rs be patient and faithful
and true, till the c,ia
Z RAvESA JEWELL