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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND

OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
" EeuIpAeE, No. 10 srArl srlIHr,
NEW YoRn. 0e1ober :, ISL,
Sealed Proposals will DO rsceived ~ 1fs ONES un-
I'll u O'Clock m on fRIDAY, be 18Th inst for fur
nishiyg By contract the following .nsnsd Musical
lnsi. dmentsi ~ III vi a. /.
Ehat Pisola. sB nat Tsnora
3 fat Clarinet 1B nat Bsrifonss
b fat Clarinets. nk nat Tubas.
3R fat Cornets. hasa Drum.
4 D fat Comets. 1small Drum.
5Enat Altos pair Cymbals.
The sboye.named izstruments will be Of plain, In.
expensive m.nufaeture but good and suitable for the
purpose intended.
No bid viii be entertained unless accompanied BY
samples Of all the Instruments. - p.
Farther iaformat on may 10 had a. this once.
Tho United States reserves the right 10 reject any
part the whole Of bid, ~ may deemed 10 the In
tsrsst Of the services,
Proposals should state how soon the Instruments
can DO furnished, and should be indorsed " Propo-
sails for furnishing Musical Instrunents.n
BY order Of the ouart.rmsster General
:. O. @. sAwTKLLB,
E." Byt. Brig. 0ss. and Q. n, U. @ A.,
os 16.td In charge Of Depot A. C.andR.
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REMEMBER

That Col. Patton AS elected 10 the last
legislature to I'LL the unsxPired time of Hon.
Samuel 4, Griffith, as m uueOmpromising
Union man, and he committed himself fully
and explicitly to the policy Of the State adj
ministration.
REMEMBER that whilst he voted right on
ZONE highly important measures 1--WE say this
81 justice to him, for we have no desire to
misrepresent him) especially the present
franchise law, the most important measure
that came before the Legislature, in ether
matters Of legislation he deserted his party
REMEMBER that whilst be voted for the
present Franchise Law he voted against the
Military Bill, a measure absolutely necessary
In many sections Of the State, as recent de-
T~elopmenis show, to enforce the Franchise
Law, and secure the objects Of It's passage,
REMEMBER that Col. Patton introd ucsd a
Military ELL in lieu Of the present one which
Sas considered either as more defective OF
sHpeDsiys BY his legislative peers and vas
rejected by them, and then be Voisd against
ME present Law.
REMEMBER that be voted against tbs
School Bill, by the operation Of which East
tennessee, bankrupt and impOysbed by the
war, will rsesiye 6Ts times as nash money
for school purposes as she viii Psy.
REMEMBER eoIorsd voters that about the
time Of the passage Of the ColOred Suffrage
Bill, BY which you are enirasebised aid made
ftsemen, that Col P. wrote a%lelter to . highly
respectable citizen Of this County saying
that be was IN favor Of coiored suffrage irsm
policy. but OPPOSED TO 1T FROM PEIS-
ClPLE.
REMEMBER that Col. Patton stated 70
Gov. Brouilow N reference 10 the JudgesbiP
10 this Jadieial Circuit, I've use Gov. Brown
lows ows iauguaaR) tbat his PREFERENCE
WAS JAMES W. DgADRlCK.
REMEMBER that Col P. went 70 Nashville
since ihs opening Of he canvass and asked
OfCol. A. 8 Fletcher or an unauthorized
party the pivilsgs Of taking the Journal o.
The rebel Legislature Of '6l-'s2 from III
archives Of the Sttss uhieh was refused hio
snd lhashs watched his opportunity ara q
favorable tins sbs,rastsa that Journai o.
part Of H. This be told = trustworthy an
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG

proved their loyalty to the Government Of
the United States by equally as much arder
.apd faithful adherence to the Union cause as
they, according TO the chances offered them.
AT 10 o'clock the procession was formed,
headed by nm excellent band Of music. First.
In the order Of the procession, was three hun
dred and refag lddes then followed over a
thousand Radicals. The procession marched
tothe large spring and from thence to the
beautiful Grove near the Church-where the
immense concourse Of people united in sing
ing orally Ronnd the Nag.q After the sing
ing OF this and other patriotic airs, prayer
was offered by Rev. Uriah. Bowman. Capt
james Culverson, a true and fre-tried Union
isL then addressed the audience for an hour
Setting forth the principles Of the Republic
can party-clearly showing the justice Of
conhscating the property of leading Rebels
to pay the debt created by a cruel an cause
less war. Next In order was Ira Fugett,
Esqr., who entertained the people in an ex-
cellent bu: shOrt speech. Then was served
up, by the fair sex, a magnificent dinner, at
which everything nice and enticing in the
eating line was displayed, and all Jared sump-
tuOusly.
After dinner, George Anderson, Esqy. ad-
dressed the audience for an hour a half in a
patriotic and eloquent manner. ~r
Better order was never witnessed at any
political meeting. In fact it reminded us OF
Camp Meetings we have enjoyed in the good
old days of the past. There were men and
women present who had suffered so much
and so long from the treatment of Rebels,
that the sight of the Old Flag of their com
try, and hearing public denunciations Of the
awful treatment they had received from the
hands of these dastardly tyrants, that they
could not withhold their feelings, We have
been attending political meetings for the last
quarter Of a century, but this certainly sur
passed any that we ever witnessed, in point
Of good order. There were many present
who shouted for joy and deliveranee from
jeff Davis reign.
Rev. Uriah Bowman, from Washington,
Co. Va, delivered the closing address, lie
is an orator of the first order. He spoke two
hours-holding the enemy with one hand,
and skinning him with the other. He is al
old man near seventy years old. Has had
/ seven bullets shot through his body by the
rebels, laid 10 Il loathsOme rebel prison iOi
over IL ~.year-starVed nearly to death all the
while, and finally made his escape from theil
cruel and relentless persecution by the inter
position Of Providence, He pictured forth
his suffrrings In u graphic manner. The
meeting was closed by giving three cheers
for Governor BrownlOw and the UnioL
League at Stoney Point"
VIRGINIA UNIoNIsT.
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The N%OrthlngtOn Letter.

We republish this l~elter, which appeared
in our columns several weeks ago 1t shows
most conclustvcly TO every candid and IN!
prejudiced mind the statas of Judge Butler
at that dark and terrible period which tried
to the utmost limit of severity the souls ofthe
Union men Of East Tennessee. Most unjust
ly have Judge Buffers ~revilers charged him
with aGliating with tie rebels during their
bellish reign Of terror and crime, but no man
who reads this letter, that can understand
the Engli'h language, can under any eircum-
stances believe, that he ever a q moment
in his life, that every sentiment Of his heart
WAS not in unison with the holy cause of his
country. Hundreds Of his fellow East Ten
nesseeans were Imprisoned ln tbe filthy lOnsey
Bastile at Rockville, for no other offence than
their uncompromising Union sentiments. aud
their desperate aud most pitiable condition
excited his comu,iseration. Being II man of
u good heart aud warm feelings for suffering
humanity he used every e%Hertion TO have
:hem released from the terrors Of that'earth-
ly bell. IT, to effect this noble generous and
humane purpose, be practiced article and de-
%ception, or to oatpard appearance ereH tempo
rised his Laioa sentiments all loyal men, who
suffered uLder the ban Of rebel oppression,
instead Of conforming him applsud, respect
and love'him for it. He&ho sees nothing in
these acts of God-Iike humanity TO approve
md honor is rs destitute of the moral prin-
ciples and the FINER feelings and dispositions
Of the human heart, As the craven who would
shay the prsSerrsr Of his 'OrR lie, and his sen
sibilities Of gratitude for Kindness rendered
to his suffering fellow men as a cO-member OF
the human family must be completely scared
by a life Of continuous warfare upon the
grand and %ennobling characterize Of his
higher nature."l We can scarcely believs
that men can become so utterly impsryious
to honest action aud motive, can descend SC
low into the mine of inlamy and degradation
as to Assail Judge Butler for his eGertians in
behalf of his imprisoned countrymen, o.
place an unwarTaRtable and unflvorable con,
structiOR npOn his motives. But we hav,
men in our midst and scattered over the dis
trict, whose imprisonment or execution b.
the rebels wOnld have worked ont inRnit,
good for our country, that donot hesitate L
impugn Judge Buffers motives for laborin,
in behalf OF the unfortunate Union men VIII,
were incarcerated at Knoxville by the barba
rous edicls Of the military satraps Of the re
bellion. Such men do not hesitate to fabri
cate falseboodsy and do any thing else tina
will serve their base aud wicked purpose:
and the Northington letter written at tn
time it was, will sweep away their vast ARA
of false accusations, aud mslioious imputr
tons, aud make them appear in their tru
light-liars and slanderers who feast On
gloat upon .he good name and character ,
others. $685.
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PROCLAMATION Of the Governor,
A Warming to the scdltlOnlSts.
lsG7July lows
srArE or rEyE. Y R,sgT,T,

L. .. o. ..|. .. NH hNAnNlno, duly ~ teut
TO he Commissioners Of Registration ana Sher-
I'D Of all the counties Of the STATE Ct Ten
Se,,ce, and The judgcs and clerks Of The eIee-
lion 10 De held on The first Thursday Of AG-
aust 1867 90 81. 4 B. -
WnERt1N -Ascdnions and incendiary circular hes
been recently addressed TO the county 'ouIIs =, ugs
commlitce at Nashville, urging the said county Cout's
10 supercede the Commissioners OF Registration III wv
appointment Of the judges and clerks OF ihe hppIu1gn,
lng election, thereby intending praet'SM,I 70 nSn'y
its Franchise law aud to prevent the holding OF any
ralli. pIprtlon under the constitution Oh the hrst
THURSDAY Of August next and 49,
i yIERRAk. u is likely that some OF the Cophiy
Courts Or this State, being rebollGlsiy dispoeu' nae
scheme ofIefeatlng the execution of the laws,
Now. therefore. I, VILLAS G, BaowNLOw, Govern
or bfths State of Tennessee, being bound by tho con
sttuHon and my official oath 70 iake eare thiN tha iA",
be executed, do hereby command the Commissioners OF
Registration throughout the State to comply with the
tenth seetionof the act Of February ~, 1907 ny tho
appointment Of all cletks and Judges 81 their fespcc,
tive counties for the holding 81 tnne election Fs9ultou
by the constitution htbe ntst Thursday In August,
1861. Aud the seyeral Sherihsof the different coun,,
trs of This State a.e hereby commanded TO open and
h0tl said election rs required by law ana 70 MAKE re-
turn according to law Of the votes received aud count
ed by the clerks and Judges appointed py Tue Iohmls'
sioner OF Registration. 80
And. whereas, It may occur that some Of the Sheriff.
Of this State may desife In old and assist In the pro-
posed effort To hnlRfy said franchise law, aud may re
| fuseto make return Of the elections held bytho COM,
misslomr Of Registration, | do hereby eommAnd and
require the said Judges and clerks In al counties In
| which the County Court may have pretended to appoint
clerks and Judges Of election, to make out an addition
al poll book Of all votes counted by them and relnrr
the same to the Commissioner OF Registration, Whf
shall forward duplicates Of the result Of such election
to the Executive aud State Department for the action Of
the Legislature And other Departments Of the Govern
mept. lf
And all tho officers commanding the State aardsOr
hereby ordered to arrest the said John .. Gaut or any
Of his committee or agents wherever found, II they
shall persist IN their effort 10 defeat the execution %
the laws, aud to break mp and dispcrse all Hssomblloi
havingi In view the holding Of illegal elections or tn
defeat Of any regular election.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the Great Seal Of III,
IL. S. State to DO affixed, at tho Executive Depart
mrht In Nashville, this 9Th day Of July, A. d
1857. 10000.
". g. HOwNLOw.
A. J. FLETCHER, see'y Of state.
> me-
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respectable citizen after his return from Mask
vile. Here is a short extract from the Code
of Tennessee under the head of larceuy. As
Col. P. has been a Law maker Of our State, he
certainly cannot object TO the publication Of
any Of its laws,
Section 1893, Code of Tennessee is a fol-
lows:
Whoever shall feloneously steal, or take
by robbery, any writ process or PUBLIC
RECORD any bond promissory note, bill OF
exchange, order or-certihcate any, books OF
account, respecting goods, money or other
things, any deed or contract in force any
receipt, release or defeasahce; any instru-
ment or writing whereby any demand, rigb:
or obligation is Created ascertained, ~incTeas-
ed, extinguished, or diminished, or any other
valuable paper writing shall Le punished by
imprisonment in the penitentiNry not less
than THREE NOR MORE THAN FIFTEEN
YEARS. rlff
Readers you can make gour " deduc-
tions. For us to do so would be an insult to
your intelligence.
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LOOK Out.

We are advised that a vile, lying, hlsby and
slanderous circular will be PIT in circulation
in a few days against Hon. X. r. Butler, our
Radical candidate for Congress. We have
been expecting such a manGuvre for some
time, yea We actually knew that the district
would be inundated with low and scurrilory
examinations and ISLANDERS upon his good
name and character. His enemies are re-
sorting to tricks and chicaBery that would
shame The devil to secure bis defeat. All
manner Of lies aud Misrepresentation are
being industriously circulated. lie is assan-
ed on all sides by rebels and rebel sympa-
thizers. He is eueoupasAed by foes as wick
ed, unprincipled and as LOST to a sense Of
honor and truth as the myTipds Of fallen
6eads that perform the bidding Of their
Satanic Chief The friends Of Judge Butler
must be on the look out for defanatory pub
locations, especially on the eve of the cleo
ton. The opposition party will put forth
iBuumerabls lies and aspersiVns, knowing
tDfte Hlh w nv VPHpihu"iJ VI 'etHNluR tutul-
Lei every Radical Union man consider hlm-
self . ssntine. npon TIE watch tower OF bis
party md guard with unceasing yigiauce the
citadel of his souutry'S liberties, welfare and
integrity. Let no Que be deceived and en-
trapped by the devices of our open foes, o.
oy The traitoross and meroe1ary trickery Of
those that arsanong us, who to accomplish
their own selfish purposeswould %disorgauize,
disrupt ard overthrow the Republican party.
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For The Union Tiag.
Grand Union Mass Meeting In Scott
County, Va, On the Glorious
r fPourths


sIh scorr Q. H. Va JuJ 5th, 1887.
Edt5Ss Union Flag;-You win please glre
the loyal psopie Of Scott ConntJ a hsarisg
through the columns OF your valuable paper.
Though We are 10 the =" Territory Of the Old
Dominion" made SO BY the acts o. her dis
loyal population, w baveleh 4 " considerable
spriuklibg or the true, who are ever ready,
through shade and sunshine, 10 rsly beneath
the sacred folds OF our nations ensign. !
propose 10 give you a few Of the outlines Of
4 Radical Union meeting which came Oh at
Stossy Point IN this couaty, on Yesterday
the glorious anniversary OF Tour nation's birth.
Rast Tennsssse mouniaineers have reason 70
be proud Of the position they took during
the late bloody SlaVeholders nbsllion b1i
they must not neglect her sister community
Of ibs mountains o. Western Wfgiaia, wha
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-07-19

u A rebel editor IN East Tonnes
sec offers to sell Bis constitution and
bis Bible. As they arc doing their
present owner no good, he ought to
sell them to somebody who will use
them better than thor present owner.
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NOTICE!
To the Internal Revenue Tazpay
r of the LIST District of Tenn.


THE ANNUAL LIST HOR THE YEAR
1867 has been made out by the Asses
sor Of the District, and returned to me for
collection. | hereby give notice that will
attend at the Court House in the town of
Jonesboro', county Of Washington, 90 the
z5th day Of July 1857, Ehzabethton county
of Carter, on the 9th day of July 1867, for
the purpose Of receiving the Internal Rsven'
ne Taxes that have become due aud owing
from The citizens Of said county. All persons
liable 10 Internal Revenue are hereby BOti-
fed to attend and make payment, Mt the
above TIME and place. All who fail TO come
forward and make payment Ut this
time, will be subject to a penalty Of Eve per
cent, with additional costs. Due attendance
will be given by myself, or my legally APP
pointed Deputy.
"iI 4 K. SIMERLY,
July l, 1867. Collector LIST Dist. Tenn.
lggSiuiyl 9tf
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-07-19
READ THlS!.

"A LII THOSE WHO ARE INDEBTED TO
"A The undersigned by open account or
1tberwiss, would DO we'll 70 come and pay
no or they will 6Gd their accounts In oiiqrTs
hands fol. collection, Interest will be chang
ed from lst Of January and first Of July OF
each year-a word to the wise is sufficient.
w NJ. LANDRETH.
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Letter from Judge Butler During
the War.
PANDORA, johnson Co., East Tenn.
NJ Un.A. mas

PANDORA, johnson Co., East Tenn.
March 29th 1861.
Editors Union Fag:--DEAR SRs: As the
true Union men Of our Congressional District
have nominated a citizen of our county for
Congress, ask you to publish q letter / re-
ceived from him during the war /; speaks
for itself. add that il the Union men oil
the district will elect him that they never
will regret il. He will stand up for them.
Very truly yours, &c,
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Or REPREpEsENTATIvE OF JOHNSON COUNT
Hon. H. P. MURPHY
gEpEEllk tYoN srAlE cEy1RiL cagNIIlEg

lst DISTRIBUTION. r. r. Butler.
I'd DISTRIBUTION. J. W. North, Knoxville
Tennessee.
Sd Disiriet-Dr. J. A. FisoD, Liberty, De,
Knlb county.
4tb District-Lewis Tillman, Sheibyville
9th District-S. B Brown, Nashville.
8th Distric;-Dr. A. W. Hawkins, Dickson
county.
18th District-Col. j.. J.. Roach.
9Th D~istriet-Gen'l John Eatsp, jr, Mem.
Ihia.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-07-19
CHANCERY SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
I'D Chancery Court at Jonesboro', Tenn.
Al its May term 1851, In the case Of John
Lyon vs. Harrison Hensley ct. ais. WIN Of.
Ter for sale at the Court House door, in Jones'
borough, or Monday the 9th day Of August
1867, a tract Of land lying in Washington
County Tenn District, No. 10, and adjoining
the lands Of L. Hensley and others, and Con.
tanning ITO acres more or less, and being the
farm on which the said Lewis Henslsy Desid-
ed at the date Of his death.
TBRMS.-SiI months credit boad and an.
proved security and lien retained until pur-
chase mopeyis fBlly paid md sold without
the right OF redemption. June II, 1851.
je2l w4pfS5 HENRI HOSS. GAM.
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- Tho sta,anont tbatG Cen. Thorn.

" The statement that Gen. Thorn
"a is hostile to the State Guards is a
falsehood cut out Of whole cloth. The
reverse is the truth. General Thorn
as has a high regard for General Coop
err as a gentleman and a military
officer.
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WANTED AGBNTS-s25O per
month TnB YEAR ROgsD, or 900 Per Cent
Profit on Commission. We guaranty IN.
above sslary or commission to active indus
tridus agents at their own homes, to intro
dnce an article Of bdilpssiabs utility in ev.
cry household. For full particulars call on.
or address Z. ". JACKSON l. co, II South
street, Baltimore, Nd. [ls67jyI2tE ,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-07-19
Chancery Court at EIizabethton,

A BRAHAM Upton ADNfHISTRA TDR
~ or Thomas Lacy deceased, vs.. Reuben
Lacy, Abigail Lacy, Isaac Lacy and Others.
10 this cause Il appearing from the allega-
tons in the complainants bill, that the de-
PENDANTS William T. Armstrong; grandson of
Anna Lucas and his three sisters names not
known, Mary A. Frost, all the children Of
Joseph Lacy deceased, names not known,
John Lucas and nh his brothers and sisters
children Of Phebe Lucas deceased, their
names not known, are non-resideuts, and all
other heirs at law 0 Thomas Lacy deceased
that are ROu-residents Of Tennessee. Il is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the Union Flag,
a paper published at Jonesborough Tennes.
see notifying them TO appeal, on or before the
third Monday In September next, 1867, be-
fore the Chancery Court at Elizabethton,
held for Garter County Tennessee, ,and make
defence for said bill, or the same will be
taken for confessed, and set for hearing er-
parte.J yuy'lqh ls87gTWIW EgUG
n. 8. SMITH, c.kM.
IssUulylow4pSs tt- p
DALLARD =. WARD AID bLBURN R,
ID Ward Administrators, with the will an.
neIed Of William Ward deceased, vs.. Polly
Ward, the widow Of said William deceased
". g. suith william HiH aud others. In this
cause II appearing from the allegations Of
eompialnAntSb uB that ihe defendant Polly
Ward, the children Of James II. Ward de.
ceased, names unknown William his and
his wife Nancy Blk Jezfesi Robenett, Nancy
T. Kyig, JamesfC Miller aD3 0Whiim II.
ward ne deyiseeB under the win Of William
Ward deceased and are al Hon-residents Of
the State Of Tennessee, and The ordinary
process cannot be served upon them. II i
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four suecesnve weeks In The Enion FIag.
a paper Published Al JonesborouRh, Tennes.
see, notifying said defendants 70 appear on OF
before the third Monday Ia September ne1t,
Os67) before she Chsneery Court held al
the eonrt Houss "a Blizabstbton Garter
County Tennessee, aud make defence 10 said
bill or The same will be taken for confessed
and set for heading eIparts Jnly l2th, 1891.
II. q SMITH, okM.
, H'9niyiVH'P'FS
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MEXICO.
santa Anna ShOt-Vera Cruz Sur
rendered,

NEW ORLEANS, July 5-The French
corvette Phlequeton, eight guns, four
DAYS from Vera Cruz, with dispatch
ca from the Consul Generalof France,
arrived at Southwest Pass this morn
ing. She has on board Gen. Herrera
and other Mexican refugees, she
brings news of the fall Of Vera Cruz
or the 9th. The city surrendered
without ~bloodshed, and is quiet. Inc
captured soldiers were sent TO Mobile
by the French sIoop Of war Tobacco
The foreign war vessels now in port
are the United States steamer Iacony'
English steamer JASON and Spanish
steamer Selaire.
Santa Anna was shot on the morn
ing of the 25th Of June ct SlSaI. .
MOBILE, July 5.-The steamer To-
bacco, bearing the Mexican Tag, ar
rived yesterday morning with about
500 of the Foreign Legion from Maxi
milian's garrison at Vera Cruz. They
left thai city on the 18th of June
The capitalization was signed on the
9th. They marched ont with colors
flying and were sslutod by Liberals,
and were allowed to retain their
arms and were furnished with nat
ional vessels to leave Mexico. Lieut..
! Col J. Z Suddey, ofthe French army,
commands them, and it is said they
will be mustered out here.
RICHMOND, July l8-Tho registra'
tion of this city closed today. The
colqred majority isl,llQ E.gU
A company with $4,000 capita.
paid up was formed to-day for the pnr.
pose Of purchasing land. in Virginia
for the erection of manufactures, anc
the development of the mineral re-
sources of the State. c. II, HamIin, o
Ohio, is President, and Thomas IL
Wynne, Secretary. " 50
MOBILE, Jnly 13.-The number re
gisterod in this city il 5,Sl4. sar
G-The extra session of Congress
will be very brief.