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Serpent IN Q Mules Kfe.

The Galveston Texas Ners says I:
Mr. Kit Williams has q mule whose
right eysball contains a miniature
serpent about two aud half inches
long, and perfectly white The snake
has a head, and keeps up a constant
motion, as If endeavoring to escape
from his confinement. II was at
first thought 70 be a hair, which.
when soaked in water, mes the
appearances ola reptile but it has in
a few days increased in length 80
rapidly that this theory does not
seem to explain the phenomenon.
The mule is still able to see With the
eye, but the owner fears that II tho
snake Crews much largerl The eye will
be destroyed.
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Letter from Washington.


WAsHiSGToS, d. C., July l2th, 1863.
The general impression here aiaOug the
retrogressive is, thatths New York cUuven-
ton virtually elected Grant and Colfax by
nominating Seymour aud Blair-that il
amounts tO-a Democratic surrender OF asdis-
banding Of the party. The Copperhead tack
ct has no prestige but that Of defeat. When
Seymour was elected Governor Of New York,
in 1862, It was on the platform OF a vigorous
prosecution Of the war. Now, however, be
stands before fbe people Of the ruitHd States
the first choice Of Pendleton, Wade Hamp-
ton, Alexander H.. Stevens, Forrest the ne
gro-trader an1 mnrieter Of Fort Pillow no.
toristy, Of all the Oopperbeads, disuuionists,
rtpudiators, traitors and 5coundreia gener-
ally whom Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Thom-
as, Meade, Logap, Sickles and other brave
Union Generals whipped time and again in
the hed and finally crushed out Of existence
asa military organization, aud whom the
loyal hosts have beaten az decisively AZ the
ballot-ho1 since Lees surrender, "a is efi.
denced BY the immsnss Representations
Seymours acceptause Of the nominatiou with
Frank Blsifs naue on the ticket for Wee.
President, commits the former 10 the meas
enable letter Of the Missouri renegade, whiei
was written and published arand vide, ani
which elected the most enihnsiAsiic enco-
miums from traitors al over The counfrJ,
and especially from hose assembled in Wv
York, as delegates 10 the Democrats f1) Coo
~yention. Thefe.ia one thing about Blair that
] like. There IL no dihculiy IN ascertaiuing
bow he stands on any political question.--
Gel forney says that socially, Blair Is the
Prinee Of good fellows Fornsy Uught "
knoE bat the little ! havs ssen % Mn
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Disgust or me Boston Demoerncy.

Wv ~ ~
BosToN, July 9.-Ihe nominations
Of the New York bnseati8n took
she Democrats here ~ surprise. md
created no enthusiasm Whatever.
Prominent Democrats "a the streets
freely expressed their disgust Of Sey-
mour and The articles OF his. friends +;
while the friends oc Hancock and
Chase INDUCED in numerous lingual
phrases unoomplimentary TO tho willy
New Workers, who they believe in
tended to slaughter Hancock from the
very start The nomination Of Blair
for the Vice presidency fell like a wet
blanket upon the disappointed and
cbagrined Democracy. They have no
heart to work for a man who is an
avowed Revolutionist. 1t is safe to
say thatnot one word of approval or
a hdrrah has been evinced here over
the solution Of the long agony. A
funeral pail could not have produced
a more depressing influence. The
Republicans, of course, are in high
gIee over the result of the New.York
Convention, and regard the nomiaa-
ton of Seymour as furnishing n sue.
cessor to Gen, Lce-to yield an un.
conditional surrender to Gen. Grant.
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Kuklux BarbariSml.

We learn that, a few days since, four men,
in the disguise of Kuklux, in Gibson county,
went in the night to the cabin Of an indus
trious colored mau, far advanced in liEe-per-
haps sixty years of age-took him out into
the woods, gave him three hundred lashes,
huns him by the neck, and twisted bis neck
with the rope around bis head also, tied
bis feet to a tree and stretched him. He sur
vlved, however, and declares be can identify
the villains. If this report is true, viii the
perpetrators be punished, or will they be
protected by the Trenton Gazette andethe rcb-
ell sentiment Of the place ? We shall see-
Memphis Post.
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Democratic Policy.

Pull down the monuments OF our departed
braves erase the inscriptions which com
memorate their patriotism I burn the tro-
plies worn upon many adesperate field re-
duce to ashes the records Of the War Depart
ment cast into the sea the archives Of the
Navy For it is the opinion OF Gen. c. NJ.
Zulick Expressed 10 the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Convention) that I" we should bury in
forgetfulness all symbolisms and memories
OF the lamentable war with our Southern
brethren" There was, IL would seem, no
patriotic side in the Rebellion, according to
Zuliek. We we're both right and neither
wrong. 1t was a Kind Of sham-fgbt. II was
like two parties of boys stoning each other
on Saturday afternoon. We went into il TO
get rid of national ennui. We killed be-
cause we loved one another. A beautiful
bloody Joke while it lasted, but one which
we might as well fought.
The people of the loyal States are not mn.
forgiving-it would even be bad policy for
them to show themselves so-but at the same
time they are not ghouIs or laughing hyenas.
They are not ashamed Of anything that thew
did during the war; on the contrary, thew
are rather proud that they did and Zulick
(Gen. had better speak for himself. If be
has any trophies, be is at liberty to burn
them, To begin with, he would show more
consistency, we think, by dropping the ham
die to his name. Pray, why does he con-
tinUe TO call himself Generate
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

RN-. Gen. Candy has closely fol.
lowed in the wake OF Gen. Buchanan
in issuing, orders which will promote
the objects sought to be obtained by
the Omnibus Reconstruction bill. He
has removed the Governors and Lieu
tenant Governors OF North and South
Carolina, and appointed in their stead
the officers chosen at the last elec-
tions. He has also ordered that no
Judicial, legislative, or executive officer
shall be required to take any oath
other than is prescribed by the Con-
situations of their respective States.
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CalIfOrnia NrNs summary.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 8.-The trains
Of the Pacific Railroad are now run
ming to Wadsworth, 100 miles east
from Sacramento City, and 500 miles
from Salt Lake. The Company have
5000 men at work, and intend to lay
80 miles of track weekly from the
Big Bend eastward. The Opposition
steamship Arizonian, which sailed on
the Sd of July, carried S213,0 900 Of
treasure for New York.
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OUR PLATFORM.

"LEr oUR AVIS AND OUR INSTITUTIONS SPEAK
nor OF WHITE MEN, NOT OF RED MEN, Not OF
ni.AcK MEN, SoT OF MEN OF ANY OoNPLRXIoN
ETr LrSI THE LAWS OF GoD-THE TgN COMMAND.
rgNrs AND TINS. roRD's PRAYER-LET THEM
SPEAK or TIRE PEOPLE HORACE MAYNARD.
%, Treason must be made odious. Traitors mustbe
punished and Impoverished they must not only be
punished, hnt their social power must be destroyed; and
sitter piaking neasun odiops, every UuiOn man and the
Sncenmcat should Ne reimbursed out ~ the pockets Of
Nhuse WhpshaNe inflicted THIS great suffering upon the
country ANDREW JOHNSON, April /, lsf5.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

GTwo young men commenced
the sailmsking business Mt PhiIadel.
phia, They bought q lot OF duck
Of Stephen Girard on credit, and a
friend had engaged to endorse for
them. Each caught roll and was
carrying il off, when Girard remark
cd:
"Had Won better not get a drayGp
"No, it's not far, and we can carry
Il ourselves" M
rTell your friend he needn't en-.
dorse your note; III take il without"
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LOniSYiIln.

LOUISVILLE, July lS.-Advices from
Detroit say that Professor Watson has
discovered a new planet in the con
stelhtion %Capricornus. 1t shines like
a star of the eleventh magnitude, aud
is situated in right ascension SIT
degrees and 43 minutes, and in
defamation Is degrees aud As minutes
south.
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0ream SD0nge Cake,

Throe.fourths Of 4 emp o.
ono cup Of aour, half cap o. ~ah
and two we'll beten eggs hA'y ,SgS
lemon; bake in square pans
Friends.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

ALBERT d. RICHARDSON.
Author Of "Field, Dungeon and Els.
cape" and "Beyond the Mississippi"
Was rriiitn 'Oih ne saneaoa efAe Musifous
General and % hs only 6dly arthsHhe and
ogthorzed biography Of him, aud will con-
tain a mass Of important and interesting
matter no other book has or can obtain, fac.
SMILES OF the Unconditional Surrender ard
other letters and documents fnm President
Lincoln, Generals Grant, Buekner, Lee and
others, from the originals entrusted 10 the
author and matters Of the highest impor
lance, relating to the civil government since
the war, never made public.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

Gen. Garfield proposes that super
numerary officers Of the regular
army shall DO put on halfpay, and
that vacancies shall bo filed from
the supernumerary. list.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

6rThe second clause Of the Demo-
cratic platform demands amncsty for
ell phst political ofenses. As the
President has proclaimed amnesty
for all offenders except those who
were under indictment, which in
elodes practically al Rebels except
Jefferson Davis, the resolution
amounts only TO a censnre Of ono Of
their own men, Andrew johnson,
for NOT having pardOned Jefferson
Davis.
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Egg Toast

Soak some slices ofs!ale ~ 800
cream or milk. bat not long h
70 become soft then dip, "a m
beaten egg With Attic "
brown.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

The election in Virginia is fixed
by the House for the 18th, 14th, and
18th of August. Undoubtedly the
Senate viii concur.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

Senator Johnson delivered his fare
well speech in the Senate, yesterday,
preparatory to his departure for Lon
don.
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Information Wanted

Information is wanted 10 regafe
whereabouts Of Thomas Russe teo'0.
who was taken sway In 1858, ~ Lsish
Lieutenant, 70 RchFoud, Va sin'o
time be has not been heard roo. ..r5.
His mother will Dc thankful ~ AG
papers throughout the county Nin w
notice. Address Louisa Mssli T,,u.
Joussboro
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25 FULL PAGR RNGRAYINas.

The athoT Is widely known as one Of the
most truthful eS we'll as brilliant writer's.
ne was With Gen Grant during most Of his
Western Campaigns, and as a journalist writ
ing from " HeadqnaftsSs IN ne Fdd,' was
one Of bis earliest supporters. Ne writes
from personal observations and from ma
terial gAthered from channels opensd to BIN
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

n@- With Seymour's friends burn.
ing negro Orphan Asylums, and
Blair's friends dispensing the lState
GovernmenisP of the South, we are
promised lively times in the event
Of the election Of the Democratic
candidates.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-07-17

6TThe New York Herald speaks
out about the Bourbon policy Of the
Democrats, it says:
Tho New York Democracy have
broken faith with tho Conservatives
masses, and have shown themselves
to be without intelligence TO grasp
the situation or courage to vindicato
their own position. Beginning with
Hoffman, and continuing on through
Seymore and Belmont down 70 poor
Church, they are all ignorant of the
great lessons of the past either years,
butting their copper heads against
the idea tina. The war was unconstis
tutionaT, that Lincoln was unconsti.
tutional, that Congress is uuconstitu-
%tionaI, and that there is nothing
in strict conformity with the Con
stitution except jeff Davis General
Lee, poor Pierce and the old Demos
arcy Organization, embracing Tam
many Hall aud tho Albany Regency.
-1lemphis Bulletin.
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From North Carolina,

RALEIGH, July 0.-The proceedings
Of the Assembly, Monday, Tuesday,
and yesterday, were Of no general IN
terest
Dir. bowman, Of ihe House, intro
dieed a bill providing for public
tchools, including eolofed schools,
which was referred
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M II is said that a young heiress
working ineognito in n Of the
Meriden manufactures in Connso-
lieut., in order to escape from fortune
hunters, and DO. wooed and won for
herself alone. Now there will be a
TO Connecticut.
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SOUTH
The War LangulShing-The Peace
Party In the Argentine Republic.

LISBON, June 3O-Tbe South
America mail steamer has arrived
from Rio Janeiro, June 9. Adyiees re-
ceiyod from Paraguayan sources state
that the war was languishing, the
Allies having made no hostile move
aren't since their repulse in the Gran
Chaco, 1t was reported in Paraguay
that the Congress of the Argentine
Confederation would impeach Gen.
Mitre for making the alliance with
Brazil. The Peace party in the Con-
federation was in the aseendancy, and
tho election of Urquize was eonsid-
cred certain.
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COIfax ys. COIfax.

Az "a ~.
A dispute having arisen between
some persons in Dcs Moins, Iowa, re-
latiye TO the proper pronunciation
Of the names of the Republican can
didate for Vice President, one Of
them addressed him a letter of in
'quiry. A portion contended that it
was pronounced Coliax, others claim
ing thati it was Coalfax. The Speak
,er's reply reads as follws;
WARRINGTON, May 20.
Ny FIRST name is pronounced as If
written Skyler, and the last as if
written Colfax. The "a" doubtless
dropped ont in crossing the ocean
Klor HAig.
pa~ The Democratic party G
Revolution. 1t nomlnates a candidate
who declares that the Gduty of the
president elect is to declare these
"[ DEMONSTRATION acts null and void,
"compeI the army to undo its usurpa-
"tions at the South, dispense the car
"pet-bag State Governments, allow
"the white people to reorganize their
own governments" As this can only
be done by q dreadful war, the Con-
yention gives US plainly to understand
that its policy is for revolution, war,
and anarchy, 1t cannot be said that
Gen, Blair assumed this position
heedlessly. Ho assumed it as a bid
for nomination which he received, and
frankly announced his policy. The
Convention indorsed him enthusiastic
ally.-NeW York Tribune.
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The Democratic delegates from the
country will have an opportunity OF
explaining to their people how tho
"dfop game is played in New York.
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Il is said that Forrest and Hamp-
ton desirs the nomintion Of Seymour
in order that they may show their
appreciation Of his services 10 thoir
cause during TIE war.
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GENERAL GRANT

and NE irieuds. Is eonssnts viii prove It's
superiority over al oihers. Don't sell or
Duy % Inferior work Look at tEit FIRST
complete to let Of June, and win contain
engraYings ofthe Chicago Convention. Cir
collars seat, and hlghest commissions paid.
Address.
AMERICAN PUBLISHING Co, Hartford,
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10 editors giving this advertisement four
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notice 40 they may deem proper, calling at
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AGENTS WANTED

A LII AGENTS WHO PROPOSE TO SELL,
"A and all parties who propose to buy a
life 0. Gen. Grant should understand, that
the personal History Of
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TNEE UNION LAT HAS
a Larger Circulation than any either ma
per In Upper East Tennessee.
THE OEE1CIAn JOURNAL, 81
Ft the Counties Of Washington, Garter, johnson. Sullivan aud
Hawkins.
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SECTION 2 The Minister of Finance shall credit
tn the appropriations of the last Biennial Fiscal
Period all the amounts appropriated by the Act
approved the 10th day OF July, 1866, and remain
ing unexpended on the 3lst day of March, 1868,
not otherwise specifically reapprOpriated, and such
amounts shall be deemed no longer available for
the Objects for which they were originally appro-
triated.
SECTION g. The Minister OF Finance shall con-
tnue to pay the salaries appropriated by this Act,
the CONDENSATION OF Soldiers and COnstables, the
expenses Of the Fire Department, Of the Supreme
and Circuit Courts, Exchequer Bills and Govern
ment Stocks, and the interest accruing thereon,
together with the interest ON the School Fund i'm
the Treasury, until the 3Oth day of June, 1870,
unless new appropriations are made before that
date.
Section g. The Minister OF Finance shall not
cause or allow tO be paid from the Treasury, any
money for objects not provided for, by this law;
prOrided h0lrerer, that all sums temporarily de-
posted in the Treasury, for which certificates OF
deposit are issued, and the interest thereon, may
be paid when due, without special appropriation
Cor that object and PrOrided further, that In the
event of war, invasion, rebellion, pcstilence or
other public disaster arising. Ills Majesty, in
Privy Council, may appropriate such amounts n
may be necessary to meet such emergency, and
the Minister Of Finance shall render to the next
Legislature n detailed account of the same.
SECTION 5. IL shall be lawful for the Heads Of
Departments, in cases where special appropria-
tiOrs may fall short to apply To the same the sur
plus OF other special appropriations IN the same
department not required to be expended, 40 as 20
make up the deficiency each Head of Department
duly accounting To the Legislature for such trans
fer but In shall the appropriations for
internal improvements i'm gsubornatorial divi-
sion be transferred % another.
SECTION g. No person holding more than one
Office for which salaries provided, shall be au-
thorized to draw for more than the salary of the
highest grade Of Office held by him if the salary
of any Office held by him, shall amount to two
thousand dollars or more Ter annum, and he shall
be entitled no other further compensation.
SECTION 7. This Act shall take effect from and
after Its passage
Approved this 9th day of June, 1868.
KAMEHaMEHA X.
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Honolulu, 1867.
WRITING INKS
On Hand and For Sale

On 6and and For Sale:
MAYNARD 4 MOVES BEST BLACK INK,
w quarts, pnts and cones.
Davids best Black Ink, quarts, pnts and cones.
Davids' best Copying Ink, quarts and pints
Maynard r Noyes' best Copying Ink quarts and pints
Bank OF London best Copying Ink, quarts and pints
Arnods Writing Flud-in quarts and pins, received d.
rect from London.
Arnold's Copying Fluid,
Davids best Blue in cones:
Davids best Carmine Ink. in glass stands;
Indelble Ink, for marking linen.
None b'f the Best Of Writing Lak kept for sale
By H. n. WHITNEY.
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ENOR MARKING LINEN. TO BE USED ,
= without preparation-the marking ink in use
y fof SAFE py t514 1ml H. N. WHITLEY.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
LAWS
Passed by the Hawaiian Legislature
Session Of 1868.


AN ACT
Making specific appropriations for the use of the
Government, during the two years which will
end with the thirty-frst day Of March, in the
year one Thousand eight hundred and seventy.
Be IT ENACTED, by the King, and the Legislative
Assembly Of the Hawaiian Islands, in the Leg
isIature Of the Kingdom assembled:
Section L. The following sums, amounting to
One Million, Nine Thousand, Six Hundred and
Fifty Dollars and Forty-Frve Cents, (Sl ,OO9,-
65O.45,) are hereby appropriated out of any
money in the Treasury, for the service of the BIZ
ennial Fiscal Period, commencing with April lst,
1865, and ending with March 81, 1870, viz:
CIVIL LIST.
His Nsstys Prvy Purse snd Royal ts5 900 90
Hls Chamberlain and 5000 70
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DEFAKrHENT OF FINANCE-
ssary Of Minister. 10 600 90
: kegistrar u Pubic Accounts 1000 20
Cotiectos0sneral % Castnns- 90
- Clerk 20 do. $500 70
sastua-iiouse surveyor and Guards. %
seoeSeeper az Honoulu- ulu-.-.----.....--...-. ZOO
$50 ant Guards AZ do. and other porfs.... 90
easntas ant extra cirrx hire Custom
~""ertor tnd Haroormastsr. kaxaihae-
kesakekua- 2OO
sNn- honse bosE 20
'S |" Assessors (not exceed per erne.l 1000 90
N, Sotsctors tnot % exceed per eentl 5000 %
N,ps.&a rund tesfimated rrcriptsJ
ra,ss. Deee tailng due due---.---.-----.-.- 1850 90
upon Sationsl Debt- 25s&l
s.sAnd steam Navigation. $1,000 %
Tr,--I.a.s % Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I,SOo 20
o. saarlss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
' " ieHewi--.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n.
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NJ. =. GRINBAUM & CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In Fashionable
Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes,
And every variety enemens Superior Furnishing Goods
formerly occupied by W. A. Adrich,
500 Makss's Block, Queen ST. 1y
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.....rn,e his lrs

Sssc his firs
all on Tuesday evcninf
--eIon be favored with fuh
which than half were ladies.
"a brief introductory from the Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table, he gave his hearers several hu-
morous pieces, among them The Police Court
Scene. The Harp of Thousand Strings
= Courtin' Patty Bigelow';-' Nothing to Wear =
&c. &c The Professor iully demonstrated his right
to be considered the best living delineator of
=. Newman Natur,' and the most perfect exhibitor
os the foles and eccen;ricities of mankind Should
Concert Hall won't hold half who would go to hear
him discourse =" fun for the million"
GONE To JAPAN-One of the Japanese coolies
imported by the Scioto and taken by Capt Makee.
committed suicide on Wednesday last by hanging
himself to tree 10 which he was found suspend
ed. Sixteen coolies wereta for this plantation,
three of whom reported as being in sckly
and diseased condition. and quite unfit for service.
They all had week given to them after their ar
rival on the plantation. to look around and become
settled. But the fourth of July was too much for
at least one of them, who said he wanted To go
back to his own country. and resorted TO what he
believed the speediest way TO get there. 1t would
have been better for all concerned if he had made
up his mind before he started for these islands.
SHARP Practice. Last Thursday the Marshal
closed at nuhlic auPfion n mortpape forecls>, 1