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Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

VIC respectfully call attention to our TestimOni-
ais. Many of our letters attest thatsb undreds eff
lives have been saved in the Army by its use. In
deed, so well are its curative qualities appreciated
in the Army. that the most successful Surgeons in
the Field and Hospital use it almost exclusively in
the diseases for which we claim its infallibiIity.-
The best physicians ALWAYS seize the best means TO
effect a cure, hence the universally Of the
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
z IMPEOaEnLxT
SHUTTLE MACENEHI
800 60 -. Iseo.
&9LESROOM $50 BROdDRAY,E ".
K.252 K-4SHLIGTOE M. B0STOE.

THIS MACETSE is constructed on entirely new
principles u mechanism. possessing many rare and
valuable Improvements, having been * amin by
the most profound experts, sBd pronounced 10 be
Simplicity and Perfection Combined
II has straight needle. feTDeBdiculaT action,
makes the LOCK- OF SHUTTLE STITCH, Whish
viii neither RIP or RAFEL, and is alike on both
sides performs perfect sewing On every descri tioa
of material, from Lesthee 10 the finest NsnsOok
Mnssu, with cotton, linen or silk TIRE 4, from the
coaFest TO the finest number.
Having neither CAN nor COG WHEEL, and the
least possible friction, il runs as smOoth Is glass,
and is
Emphatically q Koiseless Machine.
Il requires FIFTY PER CENT less pvwer to
DIVE IL sisan any other Machine in the market. a
girl twelve years Of age can work I steadily, with
cut fatigue or injGry To health.
Its strength and Wonderful Simplicity Of con-
strueti0n renders il almost impossible e. get cat Of
order, and is GUARANTEED by the company to
give entire satisfaction.
Werespectfully invite all those who may desire
to supply themselves with a superior Article, to
come and examine this UnrivaIlcd Machine.
But ina more especial manner do we solicit the
patronage of
Merchant Tailors. Corset Makers,
Hoop Skirt Manufao- b ebinders,
shirt sad bosom Max Makers.
U.s. 0ASe0 AAC~
Religious and Charitable Institutions piH be IiBe-
rally dealt nth.
Prices Of Machine Complete:
No. ], Family Machine, with Hemmer, Fener
and Braider, $50
No. 2, Small Manufacturing, with Extension
Table 70.
No. 3, J. arge Manufacturing with Extension
Table IS.
No. 4, Large Manufacturing, for Leather,
with Rolling Foot aud Oil Cup 100
One half hours instruction. = sg5ieieHtto enable any
person to Uork this Nachiase 20 heir entire
satiVactiOa.
Agents Wanted for all towns in tie United States,
where Agents are npt already established. Also
for Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America, to
whom a liberal discount will be given.
Termsinvariabiy Cash on delivery.
T. ]. McArthUF & Co.,
$50 Broadway, New York.
A. & Co. $50 Washington, St, Boston.
720 Chestnut ST, Phila.
GEO. FRANZ, Agent,
1929, 4th, St. Louis, No.
Feb. 2. 65. ly
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

y C5rp Planter can Be bought
b Cabinet Shop.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

SICK Of Books jusl arrived al
u. & looks.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application has been
made. by Joseph opelt. Guardian. for IN order
irOm The Probate Court Of Nemahs County Nebras-
"a Territory u sell = portion Of the real Estate Of
Josephene Bell. q minor.
Tbs next Of kin and all persons interested are
hereby Notified that Mondav he l3ib day Of
March, is the time set to hea- said application when
they may offer AID contest the same If they see
proper.
D. ISLANDERS,
Tat $3.50 Probate Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

rapture Of Charleston quite IN
Eastern markets, and prices of
las aud gold are tumbling. How
l Lord, how long" will it be ere
Effect prices here. During The
Zee weeks cotton goods have de-
'en cents on he yard al ST. Joseph.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

4. wake to the wants of
.r-eaIl On him, and examine
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

Rrn that forty head of mules were
last week, while attempting to
ice on the Missouri river, near
NsUS.
news to US, and, We doubt moi,
! our readers al Peru.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

Sat6aA Deao04 Bed. -.
son1tns ~ pages and nearly I've lulfred tuRsg sad
aynisn' sn4s ne nlst popular - > bAk ever issuea-
Among Ie Nest pspulAr rieces ave. KIND Wnrfsf
-Eden AboTe. CHRISTIAN Herr -Eeruti-nI ztoo -
q 0usht tSl0ve = 3 Aother-" me kuteIs ia
I'm The Light." s'Rpsf Tor the Wsar kr prftmA
paper covers, % cts. each. SIS per huneres bouha
3 cts edch. $50 per hundrel, cioth bouea enibogssf
giiL SScts.sS 81 per hundred.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

Ca. have Creeley's Almanac
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

pave on hand, and for sale, about
pnds Of metal, which is pronounced
/ machinfsls equal to Rabbit Metal
.ng, and other work about machin-
we viii sci Ibis al about one half
| OF Rabbit Metal. Those in need
lcie viii make money by calling
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
AGUE DROPS.
TESTIMONIALS!

We are happy te refer to
His Exeellency Abraham Lincoln.
General Geo B.. Mcclellan.
General Fremont.
General Burnside.
General Hancock.
General Fitzpatrick.
General Rice.
Colonel Pye, 95th II. Y.
Colonel Quick, 18th n. 7. G..
Colonel bowler, I4th n. Y. s. II.
Major DOremns, A. D.. G..
Major Reifaynder, 35th Pa.
Major Wilcox, a. d.. c.
>Msjor S%tiIwei. Surgeons,
Major BabcOck. L.. s. s.
1t. Rev. Bishop Potter, N Y.
Rev. Or. Tyug, do
Rev. DR.. Taylor. do
Rev. H. W. Beeeher, Bklyn,
Rev. +. Il. Chaplin, do
Rev. Ar. Cheever, N. Y.
Rev. Mr. Bangs, do
His Bauor Mayor Wood, B'klyn.
Hon. VI. KasbReiseh. do
Hon. II. F. 0aeIl. dc
Hon Mayor GUnther, n. Z.
Hon. iioraee t~ireeley, do
and hundreds Of other equally well known gen
tlsmen, for which see circular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
Ta.ers' CIeap Aaislr Jor as JsHisa.

Arranged ~ soloes. duets, qunrietLs and cboruSes, ~
musical svcieiies, chors. Suniay schools. public Schooa
seudnzries etc Shall We EuOW sab Other thsref~
DON'T yuuhpar the angels cnrnnzf SHAH gemssf ba-
yond the riveTY Be ~ time; Thefe Il > beztfifzl
world; Where Liberty dWeIls Is my country Frsedoms
truth and right; We are cuHlinR Father Abra'nm. ats
hundred Thousand more Thereis alsBd pf love; Sor.
row shall come again "a mere HeayenlF hemes Coue
sing TO NE OF Heaven; Land m sight We viii love cur
Nation; Whiitier's SONG % the PisntaII0D Negres Pas
Freedoms Morn has daW ned az last over th6 mOub
tain; Over the mountain; Little Elia'as a. auEfi5 VIII
lies gone 20 heaven suffer httls children q cona
unto me Bgry me inafhe morning, A0thsrs Cine q
thy rest; Sweet hour % Prayer &C. Prize , cents. -
cents per dz. - per hundred postage I cert esch@
In sheet fern. with Piano accompaniment, Is cents.
Published ~ H0RAgg WATFRs Agt,
80. 4Si BfoadEays N. 4.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

.na Song Books Just arrived at
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp By the undersigned lVing on the
Nemaha River. two and q half miles ab Ne Longs
Nemaha Co. Nebrassa. on the Ist day
Of February, 1868. One dua mare Poney abyut
four years old. with Saddle marks.
Jan. llth '65 22St. John BHrlsigh-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
DIR. JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and analytical Chemist,

Price IS Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81
SOLD BIZ
WI. H. McGREERY. BrownviHe.
G.. A. BROWN & BR0.SPeru.
HOLT& SCOTT. Fails City.
LEWIS & SHEPHERD, ST. StephsDs
EASLEY 4 SHERER. Rulo.
JOHNW. HOLT L BRO, Salem.
Dr.H GRAVES. Salem.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
Election or School DireeiOr.

Notice is hereby given 70 the qualified Voter.
Of Brnwnviile City District, Csanty Of NemsSa
Territory Of Nebraska. that the annual electia,
for Director n said D strict, to fu the vaeapev &C.
casianed by the expiration of the term ~ F
Grow. will be held at the Office Of Judge Dorsev
over the Civ nrug Store, at u o'clock, Al. on t6t
9th day Of March, 1873.
By order Of Directors. q
227zt WM. Il. MeCEERT. ClsrE
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

20 oUo1orise lsSued- a nss Stnesas ask sor4csr,la
and Scenarios. called The D4y elsal Baf. ftrsn
ready. Il cuuisins About I've ~ 81 easeo -aae@
r0uEds. catches duets. tries. ouarfStfa. anf &c.,
many " them written expr-s- "a Ihi< wsrk hesidaa
3 passes 81 he Elements - Mssie. uhish ere aarv -
progressive.
Among the laTEe uumoer 81 haaufi al nleroa NY -
found. Uncle SAM SCHOOL, sDon't roa heer -
children onmtnE " ssAlwAys look on tka srnnv 80
'The little lass and .sLttls Ladu s-oh al uaraa
little bird" Brd ~ kaanfy . ePfeefv-uarr fraaf
Anvil Chorus 4" Meet ne D. tar rsrn.rx hrosr
&c II Is COMPLIED BY Horare Waters s~fhar Of So
bah School b~iis' N0s, I ana Z Whfch have Lad lke
enormous salesf So Wocpirs Frrz-Faperaosora.
. cents, see peF ices boand 80 nh.s. - - I
elotb bound eulhosSedE XIII 80 cent = sndref
% copies Furnished a. the 0ne hunalet prlcs. Mssioa
a. The retail Prise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

a.. Mortgages. kxeoHtieEs, kePieEInsr
&c. &C. Sc. fa- sale ~ this Ohee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
a0rcrti5rr.
,OCA L.

y. TTURsRAY MARCH 2, 1865
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

The Hsrass Tairr's Hobsrops st.s Har-eassa-.
Tuned the kguai 1eupcrament viii tas Fatsnt pI~i1sa
sSel- Prizes irom u $40. alexander Or
IA nbE-ai discefHt 70 Cierrymaa. Chrrrha~ So
bah Schsr'E, L0dees. Semiaariea ardTer HDa
ace WATERS. Agt Ne. tSi broaassss. s. u
r.. n
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
LAND FOR SALE.

The beautiful tract Of Land known a. the Hay
wood Farm" containing l60 acres, situated one
mile Wet Of Brownville. Is for sale apply to
I6-4t nd WILLIAM b. HOOVER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

eThe HaE1neaW waters glsaos ara ktaoen a. amora ~
very best. EEpeneehga
fNe can speak 81 rh1ir merits II ce-ssnal rnsaa-
edge. -CHfst IafeligeneGm
waters Pan. AID 1elode8ns cta1 fnrs eannarfarn
With The dnest uste anyWhera @Hant T1n~rrE
el00-NEW OCTAVE FlEHO8 8 frs~
ent maker. Ter Sie1s d.. wfh arsn s E
s16 and S13o. Sec41Aha1d Waros aad Mnia
s25, so, sc. $50 so. sl4 eI1tl elzt. olH "a
sI6o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
THE HORACE WATERS MOs
lNPR0vxD ovERsrRUNs BAss
FULL IRON FRAME PIANOS

are tuilt a. ne besf md noet thorourhiT ssassasd Ea-
ieria's, and Eili slsnd any climate. EAa tore IS Fsf1
deep, rC1rd. fuiL. sud meliaWs fe touch eIaslie-
Each kaao Warranted fer I've yaara Rri-1a uaae ~
- sTo0-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02

III ""I'VI-"- '-U-' UTI"'y l11"I ~
tlemen, for which see circular.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-02
FAMILY GROCERIES
MLAUGHLIN SWAN.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE 70 THEIB
friends snd tie public generally, that they have ju
receives a superior lot of Family Groceries, and anvi
the attention Of purchasers to their stock i~ncludinF
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06

SO. Whenever any abandon ed lands
or other abandoned property that shall
come, into possession of the bureau
does not fall under the definition OF
'abandoped' as set forth in Section 9,
Act July, 1864, it will be formally sur
rendered by the Commissioner of the
Bureau, upon clear proof that the
claimant did not abandon the proper
ty III the sense defined. In the sur
render or restoration of any property,
the requirements of Circular No. 3,
Current Series, from this Bureau, will
be carefully observed. Circular No.
8 is quoted above as order of May %,
1869 n 4 x i:
SO The pardon of the President
will not be understood to extend to
the surrender of abandoned or con-
fiscated property, which has been
set apart for refugees and freedmen,
or iii use for the employment and
general welfare Of all persons within
the lines Of national military occura-
ton within said insurrcctionary
States, formerly held as slaves, o. who
are or shall become free
This abstract will furnish your Ex-
ceilency, without any comment Of
mine, clear idea of the condition of
possession and title OF nearly all the
lands of South Carolina below tide
water, of much that was abandoned i'm
the more interior of the State during
Sherman march, and of a very large
proportion of the city property of
Columbia and Charleston. As l un-
derstand, application before the
bureau must rest upon one of two
grounds only. l. That the lands
were really not abandoned in the
sense of the definition of the Act; or
2. That the property was bona .tiele
before the war settled on women and
minors, WHO, when their interests are
separate, cannot be punished for the
acts of their husbands and fathers,
which they could in no way control.
Applications for restoration in this
State must be made through General
Saxton's Headquarters, from which
the application, with his endorsement
of approval or disapproval, passes to
Headquarters of Commissioner Of the
Bureau at Washington The applica-
ton should be. sworn to, and when he
desires it necessary, the proof submit
ted to General Saxton, or to the
agents whom he may appoint.
[ do not consider it within the duty
assigned me by your Excellency to
enter, i'll this communication, upon
the consideration of any OF the very
grave questions which the subject
suggests. Respectfully,
VIM. HENRY TRESCOT.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06

A remarkable sign of the immense
change produced in Franco by the
Emperor, is found in the absence at
this moment of all the members ofthe
Government, together with the EN-
peror and Empress, from Paris, and
the extreme peace and good order of
that once turbulent capital. Trade is
not very good at present, and bank
ruptcies are numerous-yet the Pari-
slams are as quiet as any other people
Oh earth.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06
JUST RECEIVED BY -
T. 6. CLARKE
AT HIS RESIDENCE

AL Ills NESlDENCE,
Corner Bla'tliag and BaU Streets,
ZINE CORSETTS, Black SEWING SILK,
- Ladies' BUCK GAUNTLETTS and
GLOVES.
Ladies' White KID GLOVES. ...
ladies Mourning and Emb'd H'DK'FS.
SILVER TI11MBLES, SCISSORS.
Ny Rings, Crapc Collars.
CMoSin. (purc and fino.)
!.ub!n's Extracts, Po1aadc
butterfly Cfavats, China Dolls.
Fancy Tuck Combs.
Black Flax Thread, Satinets.
Cassimcrc, for suits
Embroidery Cotton, Silk Gloves.
Silk Tissue, for wells
'Elcachcd Shifting, Leather Belts.
DcBeSc, for travelling dresses.
Ladies Mcrino Vests
Low-prccd Ladies Hose.
Fancy Vest and Dress Buttons.
Diaper Pins, Agate Buttons.
Gents Linen Collars, Matches.
Black and Colorcd Silk Betting.
Brooms, Black and Green Tea.
Spool Cotton, all numbers
Mourning Calico.
Boys Half Hose, Felt Hats.
Ruta Baga Turnip Seed, &c. Aug 224
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06
willis & Chisol1rl,
Factors, Commission Merchants,
AND SHIPPING AGENTS.
OFFICE, MILLS HOUSE,
ECTnN {,

CHAhLHo ION, ). Q.
I. WILLIS. A. r. CfIIsoLu
WILL attended, the purchase. sale and
w shipment Ito foreign and domestic
ports) cf COTTON, RICE, LUMBER,
NAVAL STORES; to the collection of Drafts,
Purchase and Sale of all Securities. Con-
signments of Vessels solicited.
REFERS TO:
Mcssrs. john Fraser & Co., Charleston,
s. G.
Mcssrs. Geo. W. Williams & Co.,
Goorge, Schley: Esq, Augusta, Ga.
r. S. .Metcalf, ESQ, &C g
NIessrs. Clark, Dodge & Co., New York.
Mcssrs. Murray & Nephew, &c "
Mcssrs. L. w. Clark & Co., Philadelphia,
Penn.
Mcssrs. Pendergast, Fenwick & Co., Bal
timore, No.
Messrs. Samuel Harris s Sons, Baltimore,
Md. Aug 3 26
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06

NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN ONO
or Todd, in recent speech in Ohio,
slid:
"Now, as to this amendment to our
State Constitution whereby the negro
shall he permitted to vote in Ohio, /
would say that my only objection to
it is that don't think it is to the inte-
rest Of the black man to settle in Ohio.
Slavery being abolished in the South
crn States no&, I think the climate,
soil and productions of the South arc
much better fitted for him, and he for
them, than at the North. should be
sorry to mislead the negro from his
true interests; hence, I think it would
be unwise to invite him to come here,
as we would by giving him the right
OF suffrage here. The true friend to
the black man will discharge his duty
to him better by advising him to seek
" climate where slavery does not exist;
a climate and !. country more congo
NAL to his tastes and, more profitable
to his labor than these Northern States
and this Northern climate can be-"
South America is still tho scene of
slaughter and convulsion. The war
between Paraguay and Brazil is raging
1icrcely. In a late naval conflict the
Brazilians won decisive victory over
the P,araguayans, but at the same time
the latter invaded Brazil with an army
of 1000 men, who took possession Of
large fortified place called Borga,
after desperate conflict: In the
action between the fleets of the two
States, the Paraguayans, who com
menced the attack near Corientes with
eight steamers and six gun-boats
mounting very heavy guns, lost their
Admiral, who was killed, and 1,7oO
officers and men killed, wounded and
missing, besides four steamers and all
their gun-boats. The Brazilian loss,s
though not SO great, was considerable.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06
D A WILSON COLLEGE,
CHARLOTTE. ". G..

CHARLOTTE, N. e.
HNHE exercises of tho College, anG of the
j. Preparatory Department connected
with it. will be resumed on the 2Sth Of SEP
TEMBER.
AS measure necessary to the support of
the ,l4itution in the existing dcrangemcnt
of its finances, the Board of Trustees have
suspended, for twelve months, the privilege
using Scholarships in the payment Of
tuition.
Tuition $50 for the session of five months.
and Board $40 per month-payahlc i'm ad.
vance, i'll specie, OF its equivalent in curren-
cy or provisions.
TITS desirable that Students should bring
with thc2ll such books as they may require:
also such articles Of fur1itrrc for their
rooms az they may be able to transport.
For other particulars address the subscri-
Der, to the care (for the presently Of Dr.. T.
Nye Hutchison, Charlotte
j. L. KIRKPATRICK,
aug ~ lmo President.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-06

For the REPAIRING, RENTING, &C., of
city property.
ayoidal,lv detained in the up country, can
have thcir property taken care Of and
promptly attended, to by sending to above
Il Power of Attorney, to assume control of
the same, until the owners return. Infor-
nation as to The condition Of property i'll
iared by shells, and otherwise, with proba-
blccXprnscof of repairing, sent on applicat ton
Ha" Wanted to purchase, for parties
seeking investment OF Real EsGtc, in South
Carolina, several PLANTATIONS, in work.
ing order, in the upper portion of the State.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-15
THE UNION FLAG.
Friday, December Is 1865.
THE MESSAGE.

We give the most Of our space to
the publication of the Presidents
Message, which, to us, appears to be
the most able and temperate State pa
per that has eminated from the White
House for several years. It's tone is
thorough and conservative; its propo-
sitions sharply defined; its reasoning
mainly correct No one, however OBJ
tusc, can fail to discover n vencration
for the Constitution vcnng through
its every ramification Upon that
august instrument tho President fixes
his faith and draws his inspiration
Through 1t he makes n revelation of
national life, and summons all to wor-
shipattho same shrinc-the tabernacle
Of true Republican principle
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-15
THE UNION FLAG.
JOncSbOrO', December, Is 1865.
OC AL IT E M S.

LIEUT.. GEN. GRANT IN JoNEsBoRo'
While the Northern journals are team.
ing with accounts and illustrations OF
the magnificent receptions and ova-
tons given this justly distinguished
American warrior, we have the pleas.
urc to simply announce the fact that
Jouesboro' has been favored with his
presence also, On Saturday evening
last it was announced by telegraph
that tho General and his staff would
take supper IN our little city, where
upon, Notwithstanding the inclemcncy
Of the weather, very respectable
number of our citizens assembled at
the Union Hotel TO welcome him --
On the arrival of the train, DR.. VIM.
II. Sewer, in few appropriate re.
marks introduced tho hero Of Fort
Donclson, Vicksburg, Richmond, &c.
to tho audience, who greeted him, not
with noisy 0cclomations, but with
warm Misunderstanding and grateful OK.
pressions Of regard Captain Boyd,
of tho Union Hotel, deserves much
credit for tho bountifnl repast gotten
up at such short notice The pleas.
ant face of General Grant, with his
inevitable cigar, will not soon be for.
gotten by our loyal citizens. Long
may he live to Onioy tho love and re.
spect Of bis countrymen
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-15

ssD' Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the Office of the corps OF de.
struction for remodeling the break
neck passage from the Post Office to
the street adjoining. Bids will be re-
ceived separately for putting the walk
in condition to kill, wound or brusc,
persons visiting the Post Office or r.
r Depot after night: or the same
will be taken in one bid-the contrac.
tor giving bond with approved securi-
ty, that, at least one person shall
break limb each night
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-15
rascr.nn,s magazine.

We find on our table this week the
January number Of this excellent Mag.
azine, which az usual abounds with Il
variety Of well written and interest,
ing articles on which tho reader may
pleasantly spend n long winter even.
ing, fcosting on the good things so
carefully and tostefully prepared by
the editor for tho special interest Of
tho readers Of that periodical.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-15

E. PERsoSAI-Capt + NJ, McI'all
and bride stopped with%us this weel,
a few days The Captains amiablo
lady is, undoubtedly, the Union hero
inc of Middle Tennessee, having dono
many noble deeds FIR the cause of tho
UNION, and Kept the stars and stripes
floating from the window of her res
dcnce, despite rebel orders to tho
contrary.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-12-15

lAnCoNNillr
10 Commercial Bank
Farmers Bank Of v
20 Carolina
Is Merchants Bank
20 lIaul, Of RoNbufo
II Miners aud Planters
20 Bank