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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-01
The Sfnta Larialatnra.

The following Is the vote on the militia
Bill" The object Of the bill 10 to raise loyal
rrgiments of militia to keep the rebels in
lhsir proper places, and to protect loyal Cit
zsns. Every true Union man desires its pas
sage
Ayes-NessrS. Anderson Of Hamilton, An
derson Of White, Brown, Baker, BlAckmSn,
Brewer, Clingan, Donaldson, Doughty, Dow
dy. DugRan, Fuson, Garner, GiImer, Hudson,
Hale. InRAR, Mason, Maxwell, Melton, Null
10y, Patton, Porter, Pickett, laulston, Rog.
srs. Shepherd, Smith OF H~Ardeman, Smith Of
Obion, SnUdderly, Taylor, Thompson, Thoru-
SarKh, Waters, Walker, WoOdcoek, Mullen,
Clemrnls-sG.
hoes---Nsssrs. Biggs, Brien, Cleveland,
Coleman, Coward, Grove, Jones Of Greene,
l.asater, Lellyett, Loughmiller, Parks, Pear
son, Richards. SchmittOe, Symmetry, Sinclair,
sBultz, Stegald, Street, Warren, Wright,
MOOre--a3.
% motion, $50 copies were ordered to be
Priated.
II will DO seen from the above that three
Copperhsads from East Tennessee, viz Sim
ncrly, Of Carter; Jonrs, Of Greene; and
shullz. Of Cooke; continue TO miIrspreSent
their constituents by Getting with the a~isloyal
element in the Legislature, and are thus will
ling to surrsader the State into the hands OF
our shemiss. They "Pisy o1t" this session.
In the House, on the day following, Mr..
Norman, Of Carroll, offered the following
WnHEEAs, The course pursued by the KI-
Scutive Of the United States in pardOning
rebels Of all grades, makes il manifest that
no rebel viii be punished for his rebelliOus
cOnduct therefore, with the view Of saving
the State from a useless expenditure Of
money,
BE Hrssoirsd by he General A,s,mJly Of hs
StGts Of T,HHesSee, That so much OF u Irsolu-
zion adopted on the first day Of May, 1865,
rs authorized and instructed His Excellency,
the Governor, to offer q reward Of five thou
sand dollars for the apprehension and deliv-
cry Of lsham e. Harris to the civil authori-
ties Of this State, he and the same Is hereby
repealed.
Be Il further rsioIvsd, That His EEeelieney,
the Governor, 10 hereby directed 10 revoke
that part Of his proclamation which OfTrrs
= reward 0: FIVE thousand dollars for the APP
prehehsi0n Of said Isham q. Harris.
IL was moved that the resolution be laid
on the table.
The mover Of the resolution explained his
object. lie said he thought Harris would he
brought IN and the I've thousand dollars
claimed while he was sure that he, or any
other rebel, would not he punished.
Several remarks followed, when Mr.. Smith,
Of H%ardsmah, said be had thought we'll Of
the import Of the resolution. lie said that
ihe powers Of the renegade aud ~seOundrel,
Johnson, who now occupied the Presidential
chair, had been IN one sense restricted. he
was not afraid Of his %pardoning the base aud
renegade Governor Harris. " lie was apprs-
beaded. lie hoped the resolution would be
withdrsWh,s
The rssoIsiOu was finally deferred without
action.
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Ipnpeachment.

The New York Herald, of Thurs-
day says;
No preordained event in human Of.
fairs 10 more certain to come to pass
than the impeachment and removal
of President johnson from Office.
This thing will be done because it has
become a necessity in the consummA-
ton Of this revolution. Congress has
no alternative when tho suspension
Of its authority over the rebel States
for two years vet 10 como ia morally
certain under President Johnson.
II says tho present House will
impeSch.--Tho Senate, after March
4th, will elect FessendOn as presiding
Oficer-will then arraign and suspend
tho President and Fesssnden at once
tako his place, Before May, Johnson
will be convicted, and Grant and Far
ragut chosen BY a special election to
fill out kir term,
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AdvArtiainR.

&A1
The following paragraph from the
Louisville Courier speaks for itself.
"A merchant Of this city told Ne
yesterday that m advertisement Of =
particular article he put in the Courier
= few weeks since, realized for him q
profit OF exceeding one thousand dol
lars on orders received from the cOun-
try from parties who never before
purchased OF rim. and whose custom
was secured solely by tho advertise
ment which appearcd exclusively 10
the Courier. There are others OF our
merchants who might profit by this
example and make = good many extra
dollars for themselves
This is only the testimony in favor
Of judicious advertising by al men
who have best succecdcd in life By
making the hand-omest fortunes.
Aud still we have " isracres AL over the
country who cannot realize that any
benefit can arire from 3 liberal use Of
printers ink. II is . narrow minded
policy for . merchant or business
man to shat himself up in his store
and make the acquaintance n only
such as may happen to stumble upon
him. diciouS advertising will pay,
the opinion of such wise % men TO
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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Sansibla AT Last.

"BOFlsigh, the New York correspondent
Of the BOstOn Journal, on the authority Of =
gentleman Of wealth mud position, just re-
turned from Europe, who had repeated inter
VkNs With leading rebels Nbroad-Mason,
Sudsll, Bssekin1idge, ete.-sayS that the last
named Is in a Tsry rational frame OF mind
HE made no ~sonesalmeut Of his opinions
or feelings. lie said the SoHth had attempt
vi . revolution. They bad thrown eysry-
thing they had into the contest. That they
were more thAh whipped, they we're subju-
gated and utterly ruined. That By the Law
~ aAtioas sud By che laws OF war, they had
no rights. They were ~ the mercy o. the
ronqasroTs. Ne said the magnanimity Of the
Worth wa unparalleled. The history Of the
world would be searched IN vain 70 discover
such elemsney on the part o. eohqueFors a.
cOaEress offered to The South amer iaVolvihg
ths G0Esrnmsnt IN such q terFibls eoaAict,
vita 40 awful = farFl6cs Of iFeaBufs and
eleoe. We was aito9nded ~ the blindness
and madness Of the south IN not accepting
she humane aad msreifal provisions Of tbe
Ceniiitutonal AmendmruL Ne assigned =
Feaaon Zoe oct coming boms that be was
Esting 70 see uhst disposal vas 10 Be made
AsasIson Davis, - BE- esasidersd bis avn
~ 70 b Involved ~ that % The chief Of
che Ats Conisdsmy.F
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nsls Stokes and Maynard never lOSOan oppor-
tunity to urge our elaine upon The GItsaiion
Of the Government;
SENATE.
W1sRNuros, Jan. 2A.-Mr. FeSsendsn, from
the Committee on Finance, reported several
Legislative appropriations, but with . Few
amendments, viz; For temporary clerks In
the Treasury Department, $4,000 bureau Of
statistics, $4,000; 70 facilitate telsgrAphic
communication between the Atlantic aad
Pacific, $4,000. The increase Of ~compensa.
ton to House clerks 10 stricken out.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Bidwell from Committee on Agricul-
ture reported Joint resolution to extend :hS
provisions Of the agricultural college act to
Tennessee.
Mr.. Lebiond did not see why there should
be an exception in favor Of Tennessee, and
why all States lately in rebellion should not
be embraced within the provisions Of the
bill.
Mr.. Maynard protested against his State
being put 10 comparison with States not rep
resented in Congress. It stood entirely upon
q different footing.
Mr.. Stokes took the floor in defense Of
Tennessee. He said the government Of Ten
nessee was nov in the hands of her loyal psO-
pie, and by the Eternal God, who made her,
it would be kept there. Applause
Mr.. Lebgohd inquired on which side the
gentleman stood, in view Of the Duncan
in which be had declared he was for
Davis, and against the tyrant
Lincoln.
Mr.. Stokes said that letter was the only
evidence a man could put his finger on to
that be had deviated from the track
that letter was written on the 10th OF May,
and on the 18th Of May be took the stump 10
Of Lincoln and the government; be had
out OF the Duncan letter, as Mr.. Lee
blond ought to have lone ont Of his copper
head connection. LGre"t applause.
After further debate. Mr., Donnelly moved
m amendment, that the land granted should
he held by the StAte Of Tennessee, subject TO
he condition that no person should be EN-
as professor or ,rhrhcr in Sueh col
ego who ever held military or civil ofiee I'M
Ter the Confederate government, OF andsr
he rehel State government OF Tennessee.
Adopted.
The previous question wa seconded.
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N-f- Tbis mention of decentralization

Or This mention of "C onstitution"
seems to have the same effect upon
Congress, as the sight Of water upon
the mad dog helbyuiHe Ualon.
"When you hear q man." said An.
drew Johnson, talking about the Con-
Stitution, spot him, he's a traitor"
He seemed to have the hydrophObiS
very badly whenever he came in sight
of Constitution water.-PresS & Times
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Missouri Legislature.

After considerable discussion. the House
yesterday adopted the Senate concurrent res
Olution approving Of Gov. Flsteher's action
in Suppressing outlawry in certain counties
Of this State, aud eondrmhiDg the attacks
made on him as having a tendency 10 create
= spirit Of ho, ,ility TO civil authority. Moth
ing in the resolution, however, 10 TO he ron-
struSd rs approving the acts Of v~iolsnes
committed by the citizens or soldiarS BpOa
laW abiding peOPle.
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GrNrnAL. OINnILL.-Thia rant

GENERAL 0'NxILL.-This gentle
man will leave for Washington, to-
day, (Monday), to attend in person TO
furthert the prompt payment Of claims
against the Government, placed in his
hands for collection. The General
is one of tho most untiring and en-.
ergetic workers wo have ever mot,and,
in prosecuting the clAims in his pos
session, has exhibited rare tact as well
as dilligence.--PreSs and Times
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NOV Teat Tor Attorna1n.

The following is the bin reported from TIE
JudieIary comnittes By NJ. Boutwell,, Of
Massachusetts,, sba vbieh vas passed " ths
Hou,, 81 Representation on l1d %iussaut,
By . vote q 100 70 f1i iI f
Esetioa 4. ~ 10 ssseisd. ste4 Tbsl no
psTson shah Ne permitted 10 set a. aftorasy
% counsellor 10 asy eonft o. Tbs Wed
States vbs has been miiy Of tfsasue, bsib.
sry purdsr, sf oihsr ~sloey,gT Fbohss beer
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Radical Triumphin Bradley County

1r4umpnln nrbuley county
The Knoxville Wing says that on
Saturday, the 9Th inst, an election for
municipal officers was held in Cleve.
land, Bradley county, resulting in the
complete triumph ofthe entire Rad.
ical ticket by sixty.three majority in a
vote Of ninety.nine. This does very
well, considering that the rebel-John-
son party has more strength in Cleve-
and than the majority Of the towns in
East Tennessee.
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TRIAL Op LANES.

CIScISNATi, January 25-Thr trial Of thir-
ty lAdies at Greenfield, Ohio, for mobhing
liquor dealers, wac concluded yettrrday.-
To-day the jury returned a verdict Of seas
for the plaintiffs.
That jury visits "BAscom's grocery Of
whom they arc which we bet!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-01
LATEST NEWS.


~ C~oNGHEss.
4 great work was accomplished in = short
time 90 Thursday. the 10, in the passage Of
= bill to secure Impartial suffrage in all the
Territories. As the snme principles are
involved "a arc ia tho District Suf-
frage Bill, we mas expect that the President
will Vsto il, ard that Congress viii pass II
over his veto. II old GAlliiso were living,
how smphAiieSliy would he sIslAim, 1.-THE
world nnVeI = and, We may add, moves in
the right dirsetiont
The Hsrald's Washington special says the
jaAieisry COMMITTEES 10 daily taking tesli-
mouy 10 the impsAchmsnt case. and Que Of
the members has said SuFratt would he
brought before them a. witness as 10 Andy
Johhsos,s completely With the assassinAtion
Of Presideut Lincoln.
PAUH KANSAS.
LlWHEsep, Kansas, January Ex-senator
Pomrrpy, IN bic Sprsehat Topeka, last night.
SAID that lhs Soath must be reconstructed
o. the hasis Of LOYALTY, By loyal men, after
disfranehisinK tbs d~iSloyal aAd lsAding re-
bsis. The Consdsrney had surrendered eV-
,ryihinE tbrsuEh Lee and Johnson, had re-
,srvrd noihiHE and possessed nothing except
what Grant had given them in their terms Of
surryhdsn
Senator Rose indorIed the sentiments OF
bis colleague.
D SENTENCED.
BfssHAsfos. n. T., January S3.-Hsn-y
Gsrdnrr, Of Elmira, vas sentenced 10 be sx-
routed, for murder, on the 10Th OF March.
yEsiASs SEETnscED.
ToaosTo, January 72-Niehasl Purelil,
PsLiaA, SeBisnesd 20 be hung. Owen Ken
nedy found guilty With rseommshdations to
msrey. Ssntsnre deferred.
A LotT BOT.
ruS ysarp ago q boy abont
twelve years old, b. the name Of Emen Law.
reuev, bseAHs separated. from his mother At
The depot la Nashville, Tenuenss, since
which time she has not heard from him. Ia.
hope that she nag yet learn bis w-hsreabouts
she requests tie publication Of this item In
All the paper. Her addrsu 10 Ada Law
renee No. iet Cireas street. New Orleans. L..
m1Ieas pEws.
EsW 0stsiss, JAbusry 7g-Aeeonnts
from various Aexiesn quarters indicate tbst
The City Of ueHieo 10 rlosely brris9ed bv
the ,ldbsrAlg, with indisailosS Of an early
eTaeualion u Ba1ine.
ASrrnlVEhY sodEfT.
Bosfos, January 76.-Ths Autf-Slav,ry
seeiely last efsring adopted resolatioua n.
gsffhE the removal Of Prtsident yohn,os.
tbs sstiing asids Of the State 0-oserumsn.s
q tbs Bopib, the Fsnodsllng Of ibs aupfsms
Csor, sad ne ballot 70 he s,gro
sos. SulES StEcrrp Q. .. sSuAToA.
Ba~tFfnouE, Januav 7s-Gov. swan vas
snsnimonsly slsrtsd ysslsrtay sspsioF hr
NJ psy ,. Jshssou sbtsinsd d.zsg.s N
DE sun u $3.50 aasisft 1bo5. Johugoa,
Zoe bTsseh u mansaes, N Brooklyn. Tsi :
Gee r. Wiiliams, Ne YirEinla cisrgyman
aus1tef last November hr pickiBg the peck
- 81 . laty - Bfoadpay stsrs, has been
Asia ast ~ &c, eri . ne rira .-r!.
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VFom-Con9reaa

u vili Be seen bslsv What Representative
~ cengs'as are sutsaEoring. ~ IBIS Tine Of
seed, 10 % sou,sAing ior our people. y. q.
Ts5iof. ne Representative From this District,
s . perfect blaak, sst uigbt as vsll Be q,
The cosn 81 Kiag Dshomsy TO- III DE rsod
be do'i shs psepls vbo sissssd Bin V ne
r'ha's b ~ sssuFis. fts raisSsc sls-
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A Non-poIiticai CHURCH.

Il 10 absolutely disgusting 70 hear the
Southern Methodists boastlng that theirs IL
. nou-politieal Church, and charging that
the cid Methodist Church 10 a political 'or-
g~aBlEaion1 Before the surrender OF Lee,
{ sFtainly not, for uutil then her preacher,
one and all, wers into the rebellion, 81 what
sVsr cost In men, money, morality and char
acter. Seine Of them went into the ranks 10
6ght, BSme took command Of companies and
regiments, others acted ~ C~bsplalns, and
still others took the stump - urge the young
men Of the country 70 volunteer. And hun
dFeds OF hen aed South before the approach
OF The national Gag, leaving their families
and home, 70 prove THAR allegianco 70 The
political baHd Of f~roifsrs who got up Tie re-
bellion-Tboao Of then Who remained a.
bona pretending 10 preaeh Chr1t net IN
their Conferences, inside the rebel lines, and
tried sad sxpelled from che minlslery Union
mea OF undoublsd loyalty, and al for der
Legally. Nov, thsts whipped rebslG and
routed lnilors have the cheeks 70 turn
round ana boast that thsf have no eonnee-
tiou VIII politics why many Of them en-
eopfagsd ths yossg q O.. sonih 70 yolun-
ter, alleging that " Killed, the canss WAs %
Gsd-liks, that they we're bound 70 cote the
good vofldi And The result vas, that naBy
Of them died dfiskinRswsafinK snd asAting,
robbing union isulliss, and esutine ihe bad
treatment Of many lnnoesat UsIcu men.
YiFilg = fsarfal respossibiliG attaches 70
sush pTsaehsu-Ksss. Wv
~ Peirolsum has been discovered
IN JefTerson county, Missoufi,
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~ Governor BroWnlOW reached the city
on Saturday evenlng. Be 10 in dne apiritl
and apparently stronger than he has been
for some time past. "NoVsr give up" 10
on every linsaneni Of his eOunte.
nanee-hashVlle Pyssa a Tfpes.
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Terms
NOTICE.

M ~ H0bNIhG OF u VII MI ab1lt
" 9o'eioek A. ~, on Ne rad ussr The bldg
ssToss Hoisioa RiEsf, a Union, IN guiilraa soanly, I
leayInf tks anlnsl " NJ DoSsssfion. II a large
black Mars aboat aeyen gcafs "a. Ths osnsri u so
iiasd 70 cons orsafd, prove property. pay ehaIgss,
fblwspp fseB ID. n. CAMPBELL.
~ Josssbsro Uniou yi.s 40 briiaoi NssS gissss
iulsa ihJ,s finss, aSd forHsSd bfn y NJ q Garter
Depot, Tsnn. 2. q
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Miniater Camubell.

New York Jan. 2l.--Reports from
Washington say that Minister Camp
bell has been instructed TO remain in
New Orleans at present.
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Revenue From DistiIed Snirits.

4bCNO4AuO AOuA OAOtAuO0 Spirits.
The sum ofS29, l98, 1888 was received
by the United States Government as
revenue from distilled spirits tho past
year, and S~5,ll5,140 from fermented
liquors.-Thc average from tobacco
during the Same time was S12,339,92l,
and S3,474,480 from cigars.
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

NALYlN r. JONES vs. ALPHEUS DOVE.
The plainiid, % afiaavil, aAys ne de-
fesdaut 10 indsbttd % Mn and thas tbe De-
fsudant 10 . non-Fesidsnt Of The State. Of
Tennessss, 20 that The ordinary process 81
law cannot Be served upon hlas aad having
oblsInsd "a ofieinhi attachment against him,
reiuFnable bsfors some Justice ofsail eounty,
and Ne came haying been rsturpsd befofe
ne, On DE 10th Of September, 1855 levied
On ihs a~sfsudaHi'r property, u u tsefars
ordered, By he, that publiestioa be maas for
four euccsssivs gssks, n the Uaioa FIs1, no
sifylng said dsfsndant 70 appear before ne,
st.mT. oflee, OF Chfrokse 10 Wagblngtoa
eoaaty. ~ ths 1ofb Of March, 1881, ~ hus
having bssn slAysd untll thai day, snd az
Sw'r, or Ne sans " b gEss,ss'e e p,gta
hsiviFus,Ssl Of wrbIuTiop ooung
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N OrICR --

1DY VIRTUE OF All. Pa. IssupO M.
ID the Circuit Court Of W~A1biSa,a.lHOA
y, 70 me directed, I will sell Al ~ seal
House door, In the town Of Jou1ho,a. Soaf'
Saturday the I'd day Of March, lssT !. y
IN hsnd' Al the right, title, claim aaa Is,.'
eSs NAT James a. Shepherd AAs n and ''
tract or parcel Of land, situated n Wa,l.I
ton eonnty, eivil District No. %. aSSI.Vt
the lands Of J. y. Crouch, widow
and others, containing Five Acrass .a
Or less, including a DWRLLIG-H0GgSSpa y,
SAW-AlLL, 10 satisfy : iudgmaat ss1
that A. A. Brcylos, for the use Of 8 ~
nineham, recovered against ".
and James A. Shepherd, for $7s ID. Avn
Circuit COart, 81 October term, lsss. "
ST. SIMPLY
febiw4prsteeSsl S,..
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Tonnnol s1a state Bond Coupons.

Tennnei s1a State Bond Coupons.
The following kilograms show points OF in
terest in regard to our State Bond Coupons,
and are encouraging TO the friends Of the
StAte-noI to her enemies who seek to de-.
Etroy the crsdi, Of the State, bscRuss they
ean't ruls her dsatinieS:
Nav YOnK, Jan. 4th, 1881.
TO Cor. Brvr MOS 81 KnozriRs:
Your State BOnu Coupons are rapidly run
in,-FundS nearly exhausted. About 6ny
Thousand dollars leL. win reQuire about
half = million more. Would We be safe in
guaranteeing balance PAYMENT
cRAIG, NoRToN / Co.,
No c. Wall Street, n. r,
KHoEULLB, Jan. 4th 1861.
Craig. Norton 4 Co., Sfr York:
Our interest will he met in ihis month and
HsIt. We have arranged for funds. No
risk in guaranteeing payment.
W. BRoWxLoW,
Governor Of Tennessee.
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NOTICE.

n A. EAMEs is MY LAWFUL AGENT TO
VI do business for me. Any Transaction
Of business be mar do shall be binding upon
me. January 2sth, 1851.
J. H. RICKETTS,.
Feb.l ls67W4 MIIieood, Tenn.
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tHsmsdy for Earaons Ii
N. Doval says b has ioupa .rss
in severe sarachs other ms-.Sshe
from q mixture Of equal p,s.J 40
roloFm and Iaudanum, . lii,le IS,
introduced On 9 piece p do
artt eject IA 4 s6nsaiiop q ~. 81
numbosss, i6llogsa y ?
eeptbls pain spd r~s'fs'ont
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San FRANoIsoo, Jan. B.-CassoHd,
with 1900 men, afteF occupying Qua
dslejara, passed on 10 intercept . body
Of French troops, bound for San Bias.
Gen. Vega has been made Governor
Of Sinnloaj but Cassond says bo shall
not enter tho State. and no has the
troopsto make the throat good.
sAS FniycBco, Jan. 27-Tbe Ms1ican eon-
tul received . letter from Juarss Of date
fanuaFy iah, reporting the capture 81 Con
tales, 0fieru sd General Posoni, aod that
Juarss vouid isave for zaeatscaa On fhe itfb.
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Prices Of URCHrreRt Money!
ny THOMAS a. Mann

NASHVILLE TEHN., JaA ANN
BELL TOUR uNCURaRNT MONEY. TiIIpa.
lowing ayS the rates paid By TM0MAs a NElH.
BROKER, Corner Of unlon dina College ssrigiL hA.
bic to f~uetuAts, but may BE- depended OhA russian
length Of time for remittAnees 70 BE- rsesivttbytls
express, " forwarded without delay.
TENNESSEE. BANK Of Yutton
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RADICAL UNION
STATE CONVENTION,
TO DE HELD IN
Nashville, February 22d, 1867

next Governor.
Let every District in every County through
ont the State hold primary meetings and APP
point delegates to this COnyeution. "Put
none bas Nnerieans on guard"
Al delegates to this Convention will be
passed Ovar the East Tennessee and Virginia
East Tennessee and Georgia, Knoxville and
Kentucky, and Nashville and ChAttanoogA
loads AZ uALF TARE. We are authorized to
make this announcement By the Presidents Of
the rlAds msnsioned.
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LynOhburg Price Carsnt.

U~VHHEUTED WNINFI
e & TAYIORL.a
erssn. Conninil ltshllh ID h,.a E.A
lnphsion U.G lateral ReRlI, DsllsG ll''uA
los Naia Sired. LgSsAbwgi EG
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04

ton, in order to remove their disqualifi-
cation, and to which we presume no one
will object:
II, --,do swear(or affixur) that
am citizen of the United States, and
thatsI will bear true Acknowledgements to
the United States, and support the consti :
tuition and the lsws thereof 40 the supreme
law Of tho land, any law or ordinance of
any State to the contrary Notwithstanding; g;
that ] will in all respects demeau myself
as loyal citizen Of the United States !;
and I make this oath (or affirmation
without any reservation or evasion and be.
lieve' it to be binding on me-"
The time is short. and tho necessity is
urgent. Lot no man hesitate or delay. but
let every one hasten to avail himself of
the opportunities now afforded him, OF
having his name entered upon tho list OF
registered voters, knowing that:-"Who
wou Id be fire e, themselves M sst
strike the blow %