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PAY YOUR TAXES!

In accordance with act OF ths Gsnsral As
sembiy of this Commonwealth, approved the 20
day of March, A ID. 1870 relating to the coliss-
ton OF taxes in the county of Clearhsld- Nouss
is therefore hereby given to tho taxpayers 70
siding in the districts below ed that the sosn
y treasurer IN accordance with the n section 81
SAID act, will attend At tire place Of holding ths
borough and Township elections on Ihs follos
ing naiaed days for the purpose Of Teesi'iR: iEs
county bounty, State taxes and militia hHesi 81
sessed for 1870:
For Bercaria, on Thursday, June 25j.
For Jordan, on Friday, June 24th
For Knox on Saturday June 25th
For Bell. on Tuesday. June 2Sth.
For burnside. on wednesday, June e9'h.
For New Washington Thursday, June SON:
For Chest. on Friday, July lst.
For Ferguson, on Saturday, July I'd.
Citizens of Penn and Ferguson Who snd It more
convenient to meet the Treasurer at Lumber Ci'y
tnSn At their election houses ava il The a1seFes
Of that privilege. Parties also pay thelE iatea
at the Trsasurers Office at any tiEe from this ief-
ward.
Upon all taxes paid on the days ds'snsSsss
there will be reduction of FIRE per Celf: ins
balance of tho district. will be announced II as'
Hmo. LEVER ELECALr
April Is. Treasurer.
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Gold sold at 112 in New York, on Satur-
day last
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jerome Bonaparte died at his residence
in Baltimore on Friday last.
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{ CAuTlON.--An persons are herebv o.u
toned against purchasing or in apv Vsa- a
session. af T.sa I.sae 'So SRAt aAkEs now IN po:
ths same belongs to me and have opJv hip, .s
order at any time !''' 10 ny
June Is, 7O-3tp JOHN SMITH,,
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To Carpenters & Contractors

Sealed proposals will bs received by the Sch ool
Directors of Lawrence township. until tho End
day Of July, for the erection of three School
Houses-one to be built at or near the Crook ed
Run sc hooi House. one at near the Mt Zion
Sehool House and one at near John Di1ons
Plans and specifications can be seen by calling
on the undersigned. By order of tn. Board
June Is. 80. L. G RIOON S.c,x
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~ bo bbolDDERS.-Sail. Glass. Oils. PIN.
=, .i,, tsr, Lead, Varnishss Locks. Him.. a.
- feuusea prices. Opposite the Jail A''
c. kRATyrp
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CLEARFIELD, PA. JUNE %, 1870.
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REPORT OF THE First National Bank
IL OF Curwensvie Pa, as shown by its
books at the close Of business tho 9Th day Of
Juno 1870
RESOURCES.
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County Of Cleayftla,
L, Samuel Arnold, C shi.r Of the First Nation
al Bank of Curuonsvilo, Pa do sols niy swear
that the above statement is true, TO the best Of
my knowledge and belief
SAM'L ARNOLD. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me thi, l6
day of June, 1870. Jos. Il. IRWIN, n P.
Correct Attest
JOHN PATTON.
joins PInvIS, Directors.
SAN. ARNOLD, juno % '7e-3t
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~ ohoe ehIEs--oId Goversmen, Java
nS 10 1,o Tonss, T Young Hy,on. Imperial BI,.t
~ sugar, Syrup, Rice Ca,,nJi,t
Nfy. Spanr'ii' and Cut Tobaccos, and Snms 80,
reduced prices Opposite the Jail u4 at
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AsYv Savsrtisemsats.

Advertisements S>tuY rHksTss type sr ont Of pkats
sfyis ,siH bs charged dsnsts ~snaE rates. No cuts
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EAUTION.-All person. are hereby eau
toned not to purchase a certain promi.
sorry note, given by d E. j. II Bruhak.r to
Mrs. Susannah Thompson, OF Union township for
one hundred dollars. Said note ha. been lost or
stolen, and having been paid, We will not psy il
again unless compelled to do So BY law
6-l-3t-p. D. I'D J II BRUBiEER
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Raftsman's S 3uurnal,

~. ROW, EDITOR RASprEorH'EToR
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Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ee.-It ia stated in
Republican circles Stat Grant has init
mated to the head of Bureaus and De-
partments THAI the disregard of any re-
concentrations of office made by Carl
Schruz will not iDe regarded as q fault
Boutwell, knows Of no disagreement
between himself and the President.
The French Legation here consider
the situation of France as almost hope
less.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l7,-Correspondence
Of the Baltimore Sun telegraphs hence,
that Attorney General Akerman intimat-
ed to the President his early resignation,
partially on the account OF sickness.
The Attorney General awards $780,
900 withheld from the Cherokee Indians
on account Of their participation in the
rebellion
Pleasanton will not assume the duties
Of Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
for two weeks.
The Attorney General has decided that
whenever the United States pays any
coupons Of the Pacific Railrcad Con-
pany, the Secretary Of the Treasury may
Immediately demand from said comps-
ny reimbursement therefor, and may at
once proceed, in case of default. to sue
for payment. The Secretary may, under
this decision, withhold for Gov
eminent transportation over the road
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The Question Of Division.

Hon, f. A. James, writes from Nash
vile, to the Chattanooga Times under
date Of Dec 18th 81 follows:
"A bill has been introduced in the
house to establish = new State cat Of
that portion Of Tennessee known as
East Tennessee. The bin has many friends
both in Middle and West Tennessee, as
well as in East Tennessee. The passage
Of the bill is being urged with earnest
moss ardSigor
As that question ham heen agitat-
ed since the spring Of 1866 I desire to
learn As near as possible the sentiment
of the people of Hamilton county upon
that subject.
The Editor Of the Times took it upon
himself to ascertain the sentiments of
the people Of Hamilton county, and up
on inquiry, could not find single nan
who favored a division Of the Stats. A
few however, said that some years hence
wher the STATE is in a better financial
condition, and East Tennessee is more
p%opulous and better able to sustain the
expenses Of an independent Govern
ment, it may do to agitate the question
ofdiyision, but at ~pressntthey regard the
movement asGn advised and premature
If tho'sense Of the people Of East Ten
nessee was taken, we think, that q large
majority Of them would oppose the move
ment st any time, They do not, in our
opinion, desire to DO "handed over to
the tender mercies Of \ new Fast Ten
nessoe Brownlow dynasty which would
tax thom to death and use the proceeds
to crush out our enterprises" II thsS State
should be divided, the Times says, the
people Of Chattanooga would prefer an
eIatiOn 10 Georgia wi,hwhich State their
would be more nearly identified
IN all respects than East Tennessee
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'COngresSiOnRl.

Mr.. Drake resigned, to take effect on
the 18th.
Mr. Summer presented apetition from
citizens Of New England againEt the an
nexahon Of San Domingo
The Finance COMMITTEES rspefted adj
yersely to various bills abolhhtng the in
come tar.
House bill making appropriations for
revenue cutters passed, and nov goes to
the President.
The President was requested 10 COM
nunicate information relative tc out
RACES upon citizens of North Carolina
Drake took the floor to reply to
Schurz- "Stabbins the Republican par
ty in cold blood"-"devlsh conspiracy"
were among the milder epithets Of
brakes denunciation Of SshuTz.
Sohurz made a brief reply. The Exc
eutive session then adjourned to Mon
day.
The Reconstruction Committee report
ed sbill relieving q number Of persons
from political disabilities. Passed-l1l
10 SO.
Morton offered aresolution in the Sen
ate.requeShng the President to commu-
nicSte TO the Senate all information in
iii possssion, relative to organized bodies
Of disloyal and evil disposed persons in
the State Of North Carolina, which have
in view or offer Resistance TO the e1ecu-
ton Of the law Of the United States or
the denial to United States citizens OF
the equal protection of the law and
their rights under the Constitution, and
also what murders and outrages for po-
litical purposes have been committed by
such organizations. TAs resolution was
adopted.
Adjourned till Monday,
A large number Of bills was introduce
ed in the House Monday, among them a
bill by .McKensie, for the appointment
OF a Commission TO investigate the
claims H'Southernloyalists
Among the bills introduced and refer
red to are regulating the compensation
in contested elections; Incorporating the
Southern Express Company; amending
the Bankrupt Law; preventing cortup-
ton in Congressional elections; enforc-
ing the rights Of citizens to vote ineever-
al States; authorizing cent postal cards;
placing tea andIcofee on the free lists;
appointyng'a Commission on tho claims
of loyal citizens for damages during the
rebellion; provided that the accounts and
claims adjusted by proper Treasury
officers, shall not be opened except by
law, and limiting the time for presenta-
ton Of claims and accounts; masking is
sues OF gold bank notes receivable for
cus.oms
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The IrpialatDrp-

The Senate, on Monday, adopted .
resolution instructing the Comptroller
ofthe Treasury not to issue his warrant
% any Railroad Receiver, for any claim
whatever, until q full and satisfactory
settlement has been made by them with
the Stat.
The bill providing for the sale Of Rail
roads passed.
The Senate also adopted the House
resolution to adjourn fof the holidays on
Friday the 23d inst,
The House passed a bill providing for
the appointment by the County Courts
Of ST. Assessor for each civil district in
t~he'stroral rotntiesto &ssesstheSa1able
property.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-22

~ OICult JOuTIO monroe county ana 10 me al
rected, | will sell to the highest bidder, for cash
inhand, on
Monday, the I'd dsydf January, 1871,
1t the Courthouse door n Madisonville, all the
right, title and claim thRt james BiVens has In
and to $50 acres Of land lying in the 10th civil
district Of Monroe county, adjoining the lands Of
Joseph Biyens, Robert Smaller, and others, lev
led on TO satisfy u judgment that J. A. and G..
Coffin recovered against him before John Minis,
ESQ, on the 5th day of May. 1869. PEA
Also, at the sam time and place, all the inter-
est, right and title that Allison land has in and
to One Hundred and Thirty Acres Of Land, stu
ated in the Sth Civil District of Monroe County,
Tennessee, adjoining the lands of W. J. Garden,
III. Upton and others, being the same on which
said Land now lives, levied upon to satisfy q
Judgment that NJ. +. johnson, administrator Of
John F. Payne, recovered against Allison Land
snd james Talent, on the 9Th day OF June 1869,
before John Minis, Esq. pies
Also, 1.-THE sarte time and plsce all the right,
tiele and interest that lhJieas Fry has in and to
~ acres Of land situatedi in the 10th civil district
Of Monroe county, Tenn, adjoining the lands Of
william Tate, Daniel Daily and others, levied up
20 " SATISFY Nv lculhlllutT VI u Judgment tnhL
Messrs. Brown and Key recovered against him
on the 4th day of July, 1865, before John Minis,
Esq. pfs2
Also, atthe same time and Place, all the right
title and interest that james II. Worthey has in
and to One Hundred and Twenty acres Of land,
situated in the llth civil district Of Monroe Coz,
Tenn, adjoining the Lands of VIM. Dyer, Joseph
BreakbAl md others; also one other tract in the
18th district Of said county, adjoining the lands
Of A. L. Rodgers, containing by estimation one
hundred and sixty tcrgs; both levied upon as be-
longing to said J.. II. Worthey to satisfy q judg-
ment that Sarah Ann Stratton recovered against
him and Lewis BlEhkenship, before VIM. Dyer,
Esq, Onthe 4th eEY OfMay, 1868. pas
Also, at the same time and place, all the right
title and interest that John J. Smith has in and
tcore hundred and f~orty-six acres Of land si,u-
ated in tteqSth civil districtof Monroe CO., Tenn,
a~t;.,Hir5 the lands Of S. ?. Hale, Alfred Garden
and others, levied upon to satisfy a judgment that
Richard Sparkling for the use OF WIN. II. Johnston
recovered against j. j. Smith and BARLEY Bor-
Lhg, on the 3Oth dayot before VIM.
n smith, Esq. pfS2
Also, at the same time and place, all the right,
NV "'.u inteieSt 'faI JOWes DrFens mas IN and
Focne hundred and forty acres of land, situated
tn the 10Th civil districtof Nc nrue county, Tenn,
adjoining the lands Of Joseph Bivens, Robert
Smallen and others, levied on to satisfy 4 iudg-
mcnt that Charles K, F~feartssil recovered against
said Bivens on the 18th day Of May, 1868, before
John Minis Esq.
All of which described tracts of land will DO
sold at the time and place as above stated, unless
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and costs IRE previous
lygatisfed. pfs3
Joseph E. HOUSTON,
noV24-N Sheriff Monroe Co.
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We understand hat many tar %collec-
tors and their clerks throughout the Estate
have received an ERRONEOUS impression
from Comptroller P0anebaier's report,
with regard to their GrIioqucncie,, from,
the fact that the report was made up 10
Oct. |, ~lS10,and was not published until
a month after, Several parties who had
paid up their delinquoncies between Oct.
! and the date of publication of the report
have felt aggrieved at seeing the;rnames
recorded Is delinGueurS. BY ta&ing into
consideration the fact that.the report was
not published until a montt or more after
the real date If said report their cbjec-
tions vii. be removed.
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War News.

LoSpoS, Dec. ia Pspal envoy ar
rived at Versailles on the 18th with pa
pers and dispatches for tho hing and
bismarck. 1t is certain that the King
Of Prussia has promised to restore the
Pope's temporal power as soon as the
present war ia ended.
The Pail Mall Gazette dSClsres it the
duty of England to impress upon Prus-
sia that the violation of tho neutrality OF
Luxembourg will not be allowed to pass
With impunity.
BoHnEAuy, Deo let is officially re-
ported that on Wednesday tho Duke of
MocklenberS took Frctoval, but it was re-
captured by the French on Thursday.
The battle with the united forces of
the Duke mecbleuhsrY and Price Fred
crick Charles, near Vendome, on Thurs
day, lasted until night. The enemy's
loss was very great.
A dispatch from Versailles states the
delay Of the bonbardpent of Paris is. at.
tributsble TO lack Of ammunition, and
the co idltion Of the roads prevent it
coming forward; the fire viii not be as
sulned for probably two weeks.
BRUsSELs, Dec. l5.-The Provisional
Frcuch Government advises the pay
mont OF The Jan. interest on the Nation
al debt.
LrrIE, Dec. LIT ria rumored that
there has been another sortio at Paris,
which accounts for the 'tupid withdrawal
Of the German forces from this region.
1t is said that the French have come
out in ilnmenc5 force, and already com
pletely invested Versailles.
Fighting il row going on in the direc-
ton Of Abbeville.
A Worlds especial dispatch from
Tours, dated the 18th, says there was an
engagement between the main body of
Ceausey's command and the Prtssians
on the 18th near Bleis. The Prussians
were repulsed.
LONDON, December I9,-The lombard
ment Of the city ic considered liable to
begin at any moment, as the Prbssian
supplies and ammunition are fully re-
ceivSd.
The st Petersburg corresponden who
furnished foreign papers with u synop-
sis Of drant'sletter to the Car, concern
ing a joint mediation between France
and Prussia, has been banished to Alon-
tez. The letter WGs considered private,
and the publication as a personal insult
TO the Car.
The Germans have evacuated Aniens
and retreated to Clearmont.
The capture Of Havre is reported.
Some journals assert there hss been
trouble in Paris, hut semi ofici advices
state that Paris is quiet and ANIMATED
with M sentiment, that Of CONNER de-
fence, Reports from the fcrces IN the
North and East are good.
Provisions in Paris are plentiful and
will last three months. Great confidence
is felt in the future success of hefrench.
Later advices state that q conference
OF Representatives OF the neutral powers
agree upon the following peace basis:
LIST. A~cquiesence in the annexation Of
Luxembourg.
I'd. Recognition Of the German En-
pire.
Cd. Indemnity from France to Germa-
ny OF twelve hundred million francs.
Raising Of two fortresses ON the German
frontier, and the cession Of a portion Of
Alsac.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-22

Dispatches 2atga Ds' Goth, stmo that
the election is progressing in Georgia for
members of Congress, Legislature and
county officers. The returns IneaSre
and unsatisfactory but it il believed the
Democrats viii carry tho State. Nearly
all the negroes voting the Radical ticket.
One negro IN Macon who voted the
Democratic ticket, WAS set upon and
mobhed; a row"rssed and one OF the
ASSISTANTS was shot and severely wound
ed. The military hGd'to "be called ont TO
disporse the mob.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-22

The Philadelphia Telegraph (Radical)
conleases that,in Pennsylvania the posi-
ton Of the Radical party "is one OF pc
culisr peril, and asks: "Hss is no lead
ers, clothed with its honors, to inter
fero and point the wayto safety and
success? ?" and then answers it's own ques-
lion by saying "Careron could not if
he would, and he would not if he could,
for Republican regeneration means the
end Of tho corrupt enthralment Of the
administration"
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-22
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever,
Ill Fever, Remittent Feyer, Dumb
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from maariouS, marsh, or miasmatic
tpoiSona,
As its name implies, it docs Cure, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bis.
muth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, 1t in nOWise Injuries any pa.
tent. The number and importance of its cuTes
in the aglfe districts, are literally beyond account,
and We believe without a parallel in the history
of Ague medicine. Our pride Is gTatihed by the
acknowledgements We receive OF the radical cures
Effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem
edies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident In, or
travelling through 'mlasmatic localities, will DO
For Ltter COMPLAINTS, arising from torpid.
ity of The Liver, it Is an excellent remedy, stimu.
latinR the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines had
failed.
Prepared by DIR. j.. c. AVER & Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world.
PRICE, SI.OO PER BOTTLE.
For sale by
R. F. SCRUGGS, Sweetwatet, an
by Druggists and Dealers generally.
E. j. SA NFORD Il CO., Knox VII
Wholeta lie Agents ;rn9-l
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-22

TAE New York Tribune is down upon
the Radical "Rcyenue Retormers." It
says; THE Republican party has suffer
ed quite enough from those who wear
its uniform in order to fire moro effect
ively into its ranks. II you cannot sup
port men Of undoubtcd ability and good
character vhoare candidates, your hearts
are elsewhere, and your lcgs should fol-
low them. Choose your future position
FOR yourselves, but let it be on one side
or the othor."
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AND BE RESTORED TO HEALTH
The Globe Flower Cough Syrup
Roswell. Ga. April "a. 1870

hessrs. P--bsr!on, Taylor & Co..
Dear Sirs-I received the bottle Of Globe Flow
er Slrup at noon, yesterday, and began the use
Of 1t Immediately. My pstiont passed a more
comfortable night than she has for three months
and now, at 10 O'Clock, a. M, says shee fssls
like another woman. | intend to continue the
use Of the Globe Flower Syrup, believing it will
make q cure. Never have | witnessed such great
benefit from a remedy, in SO short a time in my
lie shall In the future, use your Globe Flower
SyrupinGIl cases ofcolds, coughs, aud affections
Of the lucgs that may present themselves.
Respectfully, r. b. ANDERSON, u. D.
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READl RSIDll--0NE OF T~HsusLNp.-BY'
lHGroS's HorIL, PoRT VALLEY, Ga, d., amber
], lS7O.-Messrs. PembertOn, Taylor & Co., At
lanta, Gs.;-Gents: Lor the past two months |
have been suffering with q very severe cough,
and Hscd fifty different Remedies without re-
ceiVing the least benefit, but a ftw days ago a
friend Recommended your Globe Flower Cough
syrup, and ! am proud to cay that my cough was
entirely cured before the bottle was near empty.
am, very respectfully, E. 7. BrISGroE.
Sold by ell druggists.
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IT is said that during the past year
the New York and New Haven Railroad
has carried 9 f62, 1856 passengers, without
the loss Of life or limb to any passenger,
or to any operative or emplyee Of the
road. As much can be said Of very few
rosds,in this country.
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REFERRING to the acquital Of one of
the parties charged with the murder of
Col. Ames. the well-known circus pro-
prietor, the Dawson (Ga, journal says;
Col Ames expressed q wish on
his death-bsd that the parties who killed
him should not be prosecuted, hence the
State was represented by SOLICITOR Con
ersl Parker alone, who conducted the
case in such 0 manner as to lead us to
believe that the force asrsyed for tho de-
f'oce we're a little too heavy for him.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
AAS Just Published, a new Edition
-. of DR.. CnlvetMell's Celehrat-

ed Essay, on the radical cure, without tnedicine)
Of spermatorrbGN or Seminal Weakness, ~Inyolun-
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Physical +ncapacityi I~mpediments TO Marriage,
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iCP Price iu a sealed envelope, only!9 cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable es-
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successful Practice, that the alarming 'conse-
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without the dangerous use 'of internal medicine
or the application Of the knife; pointing out a
mode of cure Et once sihlple, certain and efFectu.
al, by means Of 1yhichETery sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
chesply, privately and radically.
nay This Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and etcry nan in the land.
Sent. under seal ina plsin envelope, to any
address, postpoid on -eceipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps.
Also, DR.. CulverwcHr Marriage Guide" rs
cents. Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J.O. KLINE L CO.,
III Bowery, New York.
P.0. Box 1886. dbc22 10Y.
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The House Of Representative has passed
KsIly's bill to aboish the internal rsye-
nue., except the tax Untobaoco and Whis-
key, It is supposed that this il the be-
ginning of Grants system Of Revenue
reform.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1870-12-22

TIE Mobile Register says: "The par
sonal photographers Of the Northern and
Western press, when at their wits end
for material. either send Gen. Beaure-
gard to France or engage him to a Vir-
ginis beauty"