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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09
Rorsss, Carriages, 81.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ now In the three large wGerooms. entrances No 80
Brosdway and No 10 Crosbys will Be cold ct greatly re-
price, 800 ssts Hsrness several esage"
-'''' 4, WITTY, No. wv Broadway.
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DAyIxL II. BrnpZrr, Auctioneer.
II 8. GOVERNMENT VESSELS
" At AUCTION.
BURDETr, JONES & Co.,
WILL SELL ON
TUESDAY, August Is, 1855,
80

Al the Navy Yard, Brooklyn,
tBy order Of tho Navy DEPARTMENT.
THE FOLLOWING NAMED VESSELS:
PRIZE SCHOONER SAVANNAH-S5 feet long; breadth
1l7 n. in depth Git. in
SIDE-WBEEL STEAMER FORT HENRY-l5l n. 4 in.
long breadth, q r. depth. II Il. in diam cylinder, q in,
10 II. stroke.
SCREW STEAMER VALLEY CITY--l53 n. long; % n.
in beam; depth n. in cylinder "a in, = In streke.
SCREW STEAMER HONEYSUCKLE-Length 12I a.
Gin BREADTH 81 f. in. depth, n. in cylinder, 80 in
% in. stroke.
SCREW STEAMER n. II. CUyLER-Lcngth, 23o n. s in
BREADTH - IT. in DEPTH Is H. in between decks, IT..
6 in cylinder, y in. r. stroke.
CENTER-BOARD SCHOONER ORVETTA-Lcng.h, %
n. breadth. 81 II. In, depth, q in. ,
CEETER.BOARD SCHOONER SARAH BRUEN-
Length, l05 n. In. breadth. rs #. in. depth, r. in
CENTER-BOARD SCHOONER SAMUEL ROTAN-
Length, 109 H.; breadth 20 n 3 TO-; depth, r. ms
PROPELLER DANDELisE-Lensth, IS feet inches;
breadth 10 In depth of hold, H. in; cylinder ~
In. daueterj stroke PSI in. .
PROPELLER CAMMELTA-Leng,h, III r.; breadth 10
r. 10 IN depth, II cylinder 80 in diaueter; stroke 30 in
BRIO B0fII0-Leugth, 100 n. breadth, "a IT, inches;
depth Of hold sh. 4 IN.
fsrmsTwsnty per the day Of sale; the balance
within sig days. Whsn the vessel must be removed from the
ward. &. H. BELL, CommsndAnt.
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CELECT FAMILY BOARD at Claverack,

ONY miles from Hudson by cars and connecting there
with day and nj hit boats and trains from and with
Harlem Railroad from East Plenty Of well furnished rooms
Assembly Room ssSo feet yard Of several acres, with
shaded lawns and ayeed campus No healthier location OF
perfect country e Finest rambes and sxcn ions 70
Mountain House Columbia SPRING. Bash Bh, &c. Transient
Bosrders received Address Prof = I. FROST Clayersck
Y
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Boaro ano Rooms.

4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth.
N st. NewYor the European Plan Rooms IN suites
sngly. at moderate prices.
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Drp GOODS.

A 7. STEWART & Co.
xAs Have commenced opening
THEIR FALL IMPORTATlONS or
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS.
NEW STYLES OF FANCY SILKS,
LATEST NOVELETTE, STGIEes" OF Paris al AND LYONS
MORE ANTIQUES,
BLACK GRO DE- Rhine AND BLACK AND COLORED
TAFFETAs, OF ALL WIDTHS.
LONG AND SQUARE BRocnE sHAw S -, ....,
SCOTCH PLAID sHAwLs, '''' '''' '''''''
oENrLEMENs TRAVELLING SEE sHA w sSa AND RUGS
LINEN GOODS,
BLrAcHED AND BnS SSss'' Dxs% SL
TwILLED TOwELINGs and
H0hD 5sEDa Pg SsSs.s ''
BuR sIlssii n OH. T1sas
srASI inI' LINERS.
RAVENS DUCK
Which they Offer to wholesale buyers at the lowest market
At STEWART Co,
BROADWAY CHAMBERS aud REAbE SIS.
A T.. STEWART Il Co.
~ OYER TO WHOLESALE BUYERS,
full assortment Of
Whitney. GLENDALE AND ONEC0
BLANKETS.
Union and I'll wosl)
CELEBRATED ROB ROY fLASNELs,
ADD all desrahl- males Of
PLAIN AND TWILLED FLASSELS.
All hvori,e Brands OF
COTTON SHIRIIAGS AND SIIEETINGS,
DRILLS. TICKS,
DENNIS STRIPES.
CHECKS COTTONADEs, &c.
All well hnown brands Of
DOMESTIC PRINTS.
A largo ard well selected s,och Of
BROADCLOAfHs,
CoATISOs
CAssIMERES.
yEsTTN0s. SC.
Suitable for Ciotes ard rs,ho,.be TAlor trade, which
viii be cold At tie LOWEST MARkET PRICES
A. r. STEWART Co,
Broadway, Chambers and R~ade.s's.
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professional Notices.

DR.R. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATH and
IL HYDRO ATH, lust arrived from Europe. No. ~
Amitys Office iionI. from 10 to IL m 9to< nl aud
evening
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CORPORATION Notices.


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sealed Proposals. viii
be received at this office until IL o'clock OF TUESDAY
Angus, u.s. 1865 for the construction of the following Street
improvements. viz: SEWERS in BLEECKER STREET.
between Perry aud Hammond streets; in FltTlFOURTH
STREET from sixth point $50 feet In FIFTY
FIFTH STREET from Sixth to point $50 feet east in
FORTHWITH STREET between Fifth and Sixth avenues;
Wall aud Old Slip and in SIXTY FIRST STREET.
point 500 feet of Tenth to and through
Tenth to Fiftyninth street; aud STONE BLOCK
PAyEMENTS Ia sEVENTY.FIRsT STREET, between
Third and Fourth avenues; IL TWENTIETH STREET be
tween Third and Fourth avenues; in FIFTY-SECOND
STREET between ss~enth and Eigtah in FORTY
SIXTH STREET between Lexington and Fourth avenues
Lexington avenues.
Each proposal must be Endorsed s envelope with the
title the work for which Is offered also with bid
der and the date of offering
Blank specifications be had application to
the Contract Clerk at this office, Rounds City Hall Park.
Newly orb, August ,, 1863
THOMAS STEPHENS } Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH tAqnsduct
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
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9nnrnter Hetreats.

lat CLIFFWOOD HOTEL on the SEA.
n SHORE. u hour form New York by steamboats, a. m.
and D. mFine groves, safe SEQ Bathing, Fishing, ssine
beautiful Scenery. frs,cass Tste, and terms moderate
Apply at No. l16 Blceckerst
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" s. SANITARY COMMISSION, PRO
" TECTIyE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION. Buresn OF
for Disabled Discharged Soldiers and Sailors,
No 5 Ch.ber,st (ho charge to employers employed
AZ the above once regsefei discharged soldiers and
sailors 0, all trades and quaihcs md OF all conditions OF
boJy both disabled and able bodeJ and oil well
nlended
An urgent request made 20 employers to call and register
their for employee Both parties ere served fTse
OF charge.
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DOCUMENTARY for application, very Dc
III sirsbls and d low Samples sent free b. mail
READY R0OEIN0 CO.. NJ. 70 Maiden lane. Nsw.1eTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-09

CEALED PROPOSALS for building PUB.
- Lie MARKET In the Eighteenth Ward, suthcrised ~
Act OF the Legislature, March Is 1865 will Do received until
August IL, ct the Office Of JOHN n. HAYWARD eco NO
q Dehnceyst, who're plans, 10. b. seen The Com
rnissoners the reject ell bids deemed neon
sistent 10 the interests OF the City,
} j3GSR y + H aI1TatEl Commissioners
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Drifting.

WIN. EvERDELLs SONS, No. IO4 Fulton.
~ M1sTEAA JOB PRJNTERs aad LABEL NAN
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Sales bp 1nrtion.

A. NJ MEAwN. Auc,Yoneer.
Try BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Nos. GOA and
- eS Broadway, cor of 4thst.-Ssles of Books, Sta
oonsry Pcures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture he
ROOK. TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 1913
Hwy nearly opposite 81 Nicholas Hotel CO. A. LEA
W.T. Auctonner. BY J. +. Cooley Consirmen:s solicited
MULES AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY,
V1 August TO- large let Of selected Government MLEa,
Kind in harness. will sold auction in Brooklyn on circus
ground Fptonnvc five blocks from City Hell junction
Of Fiabush and Deka!5 sale 10 commence at 10
NJ II. WILLIAMS Agent
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prn GOODS.

r ELGER's CHEAP STORE.-New styles
n Dress Trimming Ribbons, Lsces Enlbroideres. Vale
Hsndterchcfs Corsets Skirts Hair Nets Fancy Goods But
x;d Gloves undessed, sOe Ladies Hoe, SOC. The
rs stock al reduced prices Remember ELGERS, Nos 600
sld $50 Broadway esst-side near Nineeentn-s.
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4mnseunen.s.
DARNUMs MUSEUM, at WINTER GAR

DARNUM's MUSEUM, at WINTER GAN
I'D DEN,
No. Coz Broadway, opposite bondW
INCREASED ATTRACTION
AFTERNOON at = EVENING @<
The Sensational Panic mimic Ballet Of the
MIDNIGHT ASSAULT
or THE ITALIAN bRlGANDS,
with interesting and exciting
ILLUMINATED TABLEAU3,
GRAND ADVERTISEMENT.
NICOLO TROUPE upon the MAGIC LADDEhSs
together with
YOUNG NICOLO, THE CHILD WONDER,
on the PERILEUSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
PAS DE DEUX, FANCY and COMIC DANCES,
BY Mile Auro Miss f. Shell. Mons Baptsne, Leon Cns
Fat and Master Timothy.
w. B. HARRISON, Comic and ExtsHporaneone sineest
MISS CARRIE A. MOORE the accomplished LADS
SKATER in her graceful exhibition.
TO conclude with the laughsb Comic Pantomimeo Of
LOVE AMONGST THE BONNETS.
THE GREAT LIVING CURIOSIrIES,
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. weighing eco pounds,
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL, over 9 feet high.
THE ClRCASSiAN FAMILY.
DOORS OPEN At O'CLOCK.
Admission 30 cents; Children under ten, Is cents
Parquette and Balcony. Co cents ...
DONATIONS of CUkIOSiTiES 70 the NEW MUSEUM
received at CHINESE BUILDING. Nos $50 and 54l Brood
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Real estate for Sale.

A SMALL TENEMENT PROPERTY for
now Of II to II per cent and The ground worth the money
Apply 70 A. LANE Fourth National Bank, No. 20 Pinest
Tor SALE-A beautiful FARM, ~ to 80
l. aerss situated between the Rumsou road and South
shrswsbuy River about 600 feet river ont Red
Bank Monmouth Comfy; abundance of mari. Apple or
chld and other fruit good house. barns &c Apply
to WILLIAM HADDON Rumson, Monmouth County, Nj,
or JAMES HADDON, No. ass Broome-st, New-York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22
THE FENIANa.
Address of Colonel Roberts, the New


New York. December II. -COlonol
Roberts has issued m inaugural nd
dress to the Fonian Brotherhood. lie
says it is criminal 70 waste time in
idle discussion Action must he tho or.
dor Of the day. Our means, energies,
and whole thought must be directed
towards the military arm Of the Fe.
Man Brotherhood through which
alone We can accomplish the freedom
Of ireland.
Tho Brotherhood must make their
mark m other fields than those they
heretofore battled on. Every energy
must be given to aid the vetran sol.
dior who directs tho military Affairs of
the Brotherhood England mus, meet
privateers on every ocean and Irish
foes IN every cline,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

sJa~ lfit was proper for Congress
to reject the Tennessee representation
because the State is in quasi rebellion,
or hAs not been fu!ly restored to the
Union, we would, like to knaw by what
eligible tenure, Andrew Johnson, one
one Of her citizens has to tho Chief
Nagisimcy.
Tennessee has made ali concession
and redress demanded, TO DC ro.adinit-
I'D into the Union, and the General
Government has declared her res;orS
lou in Withdrawing the military Gov.
ornorship, and allowing her to resume
the cSerciso Of her civil flnetions---
So the rejection Of Der delegation in,
wolves an unwarranted expansion Of
Congressional prsrogatiye, which will
puzzle constitution expoundcrs to
explain away 10 the complete salts.
faction Of the loyal people Of Tennes.
sec.
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Orders Of Sale from the Circuit
Court.
SALE OF LAND.

ny VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VEN.
u al. Expo. issued from the Circuit Court Of
Washington County and to me directed test
cd the fourth Monday Of Oct, 1865, uron
judgment and costs for the sum Of forty dollars
and eghty-Six cents, debt and costs pro-
nounced by the said Circuit Court and in IA
vor Of Edward West against J. l.. Bottles, 7
will sell AT the Court House door in Jonesho-
ro' on Saturday the goth day Of Jan, 1906
for cash In hand, all the right title claim and
interest that the said J. l.. Bottles has in and
10 tract OF lind situated in Washington
County, Dist. No. g. adjoining the lands Of
Samuel B lion and Others, containing fifteen
ncrrs more or less. Also one other tract Of
land, In Dist No. Q containing fny-eieht
acres, more or lesa, adjoining the lands Of
John Inge and others, until said debt md
costs are satisfied, this the 18th day Of Dec,
1866.
Dec 22w4prsfees5 S. T. sHipLGY, Shift.
ny VIRTUE or A WRIT OF VEN.
j d. Expo issued from tno Circuit Court Of
Washington Cern.J, Tenn, and 10 me direct
Cd, testsi tho fourth Monday NJ 0ct 1865,
uptn n judgment and costa for the sum Of
tvtnty.four dollars and eighty cents pro-
nouuced by the said Circuit Court and in IA
vor NJ Ensh & Nelson against Samuel Beard,
will sell vt tho Court House door in Jones'
boro', on Saturday the Goth day Of JAN, 1865,
for cash In hand, MI the right, title, claim and
interest that tho said Samuel Beard has in
and 10 tract or lot ofland situated in WASH
inrion County, District No g. adjoining the
lands of A. Doak, Salem Church lot and 9TH
ers, until debt and costa are satisfied, this
the 18th day Of Dec, 1856 49,.
Doc2swIprsfcoS5 s. T. SBiPLEY, Shit
nY VIRTUE or A WRIT or vENDf. Ey-
II ponas.ssned from the Circuit Court Of
Washington County, Tenn, aed to me direct
cd, tested The fourth Monday o. orr. 1865,
npon Judgment and cost for the tom Of
oieb,y.soyos dollars and four cent?, debt aud
eo1io prosoaBtc4 BY ,he pMd, Circuit Court,
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nOBT A. THOMPSON. ADMIR-. OF RICH.
IL ard H. Murrell Decd, VS. Mary Murrell,
widow Of said Richard II. Murrell, decd and
Alice Murrcl, daughter, heir and diStributec
Of R. II. Murrcll decd Thos !. Wilson md
Eliza Wilson, his wife. Sarah McCurry John
B. Hartman. Jesse p. Hartman and Esther
Newland In this cause the defendant Esther
Ncwland is non resident of the State Of
Tennessee, It is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Union
Flag, noticing said defendant to appear be-
fore the Chanccrv Court ut Jonesboro' OIL thu
2nd Monday Of My, 1896, then and there to
make defence TO the bill or the same will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex
partc. HENRY H0SS, c. GM.
Dec, %, va prs fee SIS 90
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

Sgq- Our Mexican advices state that
Louis Napoleon had rebuked Mayi.
millian fora lack Of energy, and that
the Mexican cabinet had resolved to
strengthen the frontier--a movement
which Marshal Bazainc had already
commenced 20 execute. Col. Bravo,
Of tho Liberal party, has arrived at
ST. Louis He reports President Jua.
reS at III Paso in tho best of spirits
Twenty-Five thousand men are under
arma, and an additional force OF So.
00G will b. speedily raised.
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; :ss, y..s s.ss4as TIL "'a 'h. ri'' and set no
While We feel thankful to God for his blessings, and
hail the return Of peaos with az Its hsllowed innuen.
and associations hope that their valuable pres.
ents will not only prove blessing to MS, but that the
donor, may find 1t more blessed to give than to
csive." t
AZ "rirhteousness exaiteth nation" we hope that
BY the erection OF affairs from which shall ascend
tnuay the incense Of prayer to God for the universal
spread of his holy NTH and the preservation Of
beloved land she shall bs so exalted that such
storms may oyertake her. As heaven continues to
bless US with many kindn,esss, We viii DO thankful
--as every one should-that we still have life and Q
home In this God-giyen land. Surely,
tia the land Of the Free and the home Of the brave,
And whilo tho Stoves, kindly given, contribute to
our comfort In the house Of God we VIII pray God to
bless and unie US once more people, and to hasten
the time when the nations Of earth shall learn the arts
OF war more. That heavens choicest blessings may
rest on those kind friends whs hevo contributed to
make us comfortable.
R. d. BLACK, Pastor )
wh corTaAs, s. T. SnIPLrr, D. J. GIBSON, EDwD
ARMSTRONG, Ste,rards. E .t
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New acknowledgements.
THE ARGOSY:
A NEW LITERARY ADVENTURE.
Welcome, Learned UrbNne, Hilarious,
Welcome, al the honest crewl
And, to make our bliss more various,
Welcome, choicest Ladies', too

welcome, Learned, Urb0ne, Hilarious,
Welcome, al the honest crew
And, to make our bliss more various,
Welcome, choicest Ladies' too
a BEN JcHSsoSs LEGEs CoNvIvAtrs.
Ii launching "TnE ARGosY" her Owners
and Captain anticipate the question, " Are
there not enough of these light NJ gazine
Craft aloat a.reodyT They answer that
ter venture viii not run into collision with
any; sho will sail the high seas of literature,
and bring her freight from the realms Of i'm
agination and fancy. The products Of these
regions make market for tbemsclves--their
gems and silks, and spices first creating the
desires which they satisfy, and then becom-
ing necessary part Of the common house
hod fare.
Tie Projectors Of "THE ARGosY" do not
Intend 20 pu, in claim TO the prize Of King
Xer2es for the invention Of new pleasure,
or for the discovery Of any new world of en-
tertuinment They are aware now hard 1t Is
to find "such wit rs necr has bccn,' and
they therefore decline to give promssory
uotes as is the order oftbe d0y, on an I'll
Dorado Of wit and wisdom. They are not
going in search Of that golden fleece, 1.-THE
great want Of tho age, "--nn expedition which
generally begins with "much cry" and ends
with "little wool" Nor will they attempt to
introduce the Oriental business Of amusing
the uuamusablr. Enough if they succeed in
making the thoughtful merricr, and tho un-
thinking wiscr.
"Tnr AroosY" will address itself alike TO
tho travelled and untrayellcd to theformer
seeking TO recall the delight Of scenes 10
which distance only lends enehontnent and
TO the latter TO furnish pictures vivid enough
TO stand In tho place Of realities In story.
telling IL will welcome MI who can create
anew worlds Of lofty hopes; and fanccs
cbagtt and noble and who can .lothe incl
dentg Of natural construction With tho real
intersso Of human action and passion. In
its essays il will try 10 display the lights md
ebndows Of our age, bring out ito harnonies
and disoords aid It's aspirations, md laugh
A, 10 absnrdites. And 1t Ia intended that
SO every page, whether prose or verse, shall
atteat HE presence Of That genial poetic spir.
H. from which tho best fgp.lS 10 any gracious
MT nay be anticipated,
But however mach might be said here, II
woulo still require 10 be left to "TnB ARsoSY'
lte.lf 20 nnnke friends or IN loose them. The
public will therefore be pleased 70 consider
themselves introduced TO this new literary
adventure; md then al is done that Pros.
pcctus can do.
prayine for n aiir wind OF popular favor,
~ Trr ArSoBYn will start on the 6rst day Of
January, ia the year Of Grace, 1860.
Tho price OF nTHE ARGoSY" will No
Twepty.6ye eeals n Month. II will be pun.
ishod by ALEX AMBER BTRAiiiE & co,
lrs Grand street Eto-York, and TO be for
sale a. al Bookstores sbi New Agencies In
Tho usi'sd Slater - psr37N
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~ go. A. WARDER " Co. AM u.,...
VI VS. Broylcs & Siigreavcs and jacob F.
Broyes, Trustee. The Respondent Occola
StgreNvcs in this cause being nonresident
Of this State it is ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in t e
" Union Flag" notifying said respondent to
appear before the CJanccrv Court at Jones'
borough on he End Monday of May 1866,
then and there to mike defence to the bill, or
the same will be taben for confessed and set
for hearing cx parte.
HENRY Hoss, c. M.
Dec. % VA prs fec IS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

give you conspiciousness at Christ.
mas banquets, commensurate with
your edible excellence, and form an
abatis of many palate pleasing deli.
cacies around your steaming savory
sides. Gobble louder; strut larger,
since you are necessity to impart
zest to the fun and mcrriment of the
holidays. 1fyou wish the honor Of
being masticated by an Editor, get
some kind friend to bring you to our
q" better half" and we will most cor.
daily confer it. Adieu yours. till
holidays, then ours. 51 ea' .
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

curSop coFTSipuHors Wa lsarn tia. nrrn IN tho
city Of Pbsdtpba. vita other liberal sen,lssp. have
selss very generous IL assisting III, Presbyterian Church
10 ibis p,ee By contributing 70 purchase two spl.nii
Chandeliers for lighting tho Church, costing Slto-
surely sush ssnaSiniiy upoa the part Of our .ioItb
rp fT!sps should 10 properly appreciated
The Methods. chursb has Also been generously f,vor
Cd, as win b seen BY The iOllcwiOg document banded
su for publication
"a friend 10 naed IL frisnd indeed" mys an
ald provsrh We, the undersigned, roprosentlnr m.
Methodist Episoorh Church Of Jonsshoro', Tennspsrs
Soni tender our most grateful thanhs IN our friends
D. " HANSON Co., ~ Many New York, who haye
presented u.s. ~ Church. with two Of their prtr
Stoves Words cannot fully sS reu our gratitude for
ts marx oi hlndoas 10 ppr day Of need The .sppsbl
Of var Witch swept over our 6nes fsf land lts ba.
SON ofdss!rnctlon, making dasoate mary homes crush
ing ihe hopes ssd eyss Of many hearth, and ewes
brlttinr fo'pr cvt ltrAn, AAa sbb,ited.
Tho a.rn'elcya Dos ysrbsd, ans tho ponisb. Of
fTA'f rsn' ufan " Nsy 49, hf.lrg and firhi.
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Third Asst. P. NJ General

wrY n I-7-V'hy Ia u the authorities permit ttos'
persons confined in the jail to be- evCrlastingy keeping
up the most d'aEreeSblo noise, to tho annoyance Of
p,rsrrs.by and thcvo who reside In tho immediate
ndghborhood7 Ladies are daily being in'ulai by the
mos, obscene srFuNsr from thoto dcpraycd specimens
Of humanity. There isaway to stop such proceedings
and we hope for tn. sake Of dcccney and good ordsr
.lnething vii be done ~ on:s
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

PosT.QyucG, --As some pretty Keen remarks have been
made IN regard 70 the Postmaster ordering" friend
from bphind tie enclosure In ths pos.oHlcc, -,her,
fore, take noe both friends and foes, that the Post
master Is srr to allow no ono behind thr enclosure OK
ccpt these wbo properly authorized so to act and
no gentleman will t,o any exceptions at being politely
Informed Of the faetNnd gentleman will try to mag
nifty nothing into something We know the friend
spoken Of TO be gentleman, aud only wish we etal
rpeak thug or everybody,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

Beg The following incident we
think is too good to be lost. 1t oc-
Cured at the voting place of MEALS.
ter precinct, in this county; not many
years ago, on an occasion Of Gov.
errors election,
The parties in the district were
about equally divided, but at this elec.
ton the Democrats obtained an unex.
pectcd majority, by number Of the
opposite party going to other pro,
cinets. ..,
A long life adhercnt TO General
Jackson and the democracy, elated
with the success Of his party, gave
vent to hisjoy, in the following query
directed to staunch follower Of Hen.
~ Clay.
Well Bin, how do you feel about
being licked 80 2"
Like Lazarus Of old sir. that /
have been licked by dogs
The old man was nonplussed, and
tho Wings enjoyed Bills witty ebu-
lition hugely.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22

IirTtE MiAr-our kind patrons will, va arc suro,
no. forget little "Mikc," tho Carrier boy, who,
through mud and storm, has lsii at your doors tn,
"au',arehShl' rche'' cfihO tni0a Fi15 Ifhc doesn't
deserve quarter, who does
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-22
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