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, 1866-03-20

FOR SALE-Farms at great bar
l. gains. choice lend being ore Of the best
stock .Ed grain farms n The country etus1od niles
Ill, lying On Canal and Chicago d Rock Island r. K.
only halt mile from Warehouse. There Is AYR miles
ofnew fence large .mount Of yslusbte s,ber runain
stream or w1Isf. AM good coal under entire tract
Terms easy, FS per acre. down snd bslanct IN !
divide to sntt Also swn chotre farms tree miles west
Of Iockpoft, viii Co., I've miles from .4et. One
EzanaFy, and other out buildings wtll nnishsd md
painted new bearing orchard and ssuated
Impro1smensa wog!d cost what offer the eati'e pace
one already described Improvements sa1e as above.
EG%d IL, b qdipgs new 1s Free ~ per sers Or
the above. Address HENRY 4. BAL OWN, - Sonth
Clark street. Chicago or o. FOX. Joliet III Tne rca
eoi fot oHef1nE these iarA At great sacrifice 1s
that The owntF laIHty interested Ia Oh specuatons
ID Canada. and wishes TO all tie funds he
In lis opesaupn1 there. p5l7
TOR SAIE-Rea1 Fstata-Tota
, 1866-03-20

s.. M A Il RHEU.
In this ty. Tuesday, 1ah tnst At the unfon Park
FsRsis! chnIch Z by Isv + rsIioE, "; nHoROEV.
OF e. B. Manning, Esq, Of this ettJ. =
, 1866-03-20

w ANTED-To gentlemen tray
cl1lng men. VIC havr the best selling article In
the market and challenge cuupes1rcn- We cao s you
than bn found IN this say Other city. Ws refer
to patent machine for shaspeulnx knives. scis-
sors scyhes reaper knives. edged tools, de- Has no
competition. Finds easy lnd raptd sales everyxhtrr
1t retail price, $3.50. 100 asenta are making $40 to 3oo
koom 19. StEd tNl atanpa for zeplYs Qel1
, 1866-03-20

Prusetpuss Pure Cider Vinegar, war.
.anteu pure and psa:erves pickles, IS Market st.
Chicago. p513
, 1866-03-20

Go 70 the Best-9so to Rrvant d Strait
lope Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ourb. practical butineks edKcauon. Or 10 become 4
good Telegraph Operator. Addresa Tor circulars.
BHxANr aTHATIoy, Chicago II.
, 1866-03-20
Boston Mining 8toCJ

Boston Mining Stocks,
NEW YoRK, March u,
Prices Of Mining Stocks bid In Boston Copper
Eal1s. Tx; Franklin, 3S4 Hancock, l6k: Isle Royal
Water Power, TX.
, 1866-03-20
Grand0rchestral an0Presentatiou

Grand Orchestral andPresentation
CoNCERT1
Smith & Nixon's Hall, Chicago,
On Tuesday Evening, March AZ, '66.
Mt. spaldla9 has the honor Of announcing th.t he
h11 Engaged The services Of the GREAT WESTERN
LIGHT GUARD BAND. who will appear IL G1sud
Goucett above The Hand Will b assisted By spMa
Of The beet Musicians Of ChIcaEu-
In addition 10 The fn1t Musical Treat offered, the
Manager viii Ahafe the Net Procrec1 Of the cyruips
with hh patrons, BY presenting to the anticnce
OVER 200 GIFTS!
Amongst the presents x1n be one very tne Marc, 7
ysaIs old weighing about 1+1 -. and valued At 800
one 1ne Hunting Case Silver Watch. worth SO
alacent hk Dress Pattern. worth Els. Also. over 0
other Gtfts, varying IN value from st TO 410.
The tsulbutlnu of the above presents Will be en-
trusted to Committee elected BY the audience. At
tht conclusion Of the concert. The Manager assures
the public that the distribution Of presents shal be
erttrsty "on the square"
ONLY 1900 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD.
Tickets g. For sale At Messrs. Lyon & Hesly's
Ausc Stott where reserved seats may ht secuEed,
the Principal HOTELS and st the Door the evening
Of the so1cert II not a1l pEevious1J sold, which Is
usna2ly the case at Mr. Spaldtnsa Concerts.
Dpnr1 opon zt1 O'Clock. Concert commeuce& II 5.
The Asn1arr will answer eash oEdeIs for tickets By
Ql194p Aatte4on House, Chicago.
, 1866-03-20
Chicago Gributre.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1866,
THECITY.

DAt17s7 Us1oS.-A meeting Of the Chicago BAp.
IL. Union will hc held this evening" at TX o'clock
In the Fist Bapnst Church, OF Wabash avenue,
mar Hubbard Con1f.
, 1866-03-20

60 to cur friend n. r. Merrtlls4 for
kerpeence ciif 1aupt ianIernr, chandeliers elass-
Wplt, &c. II md 73 Randolph etreet n56S
, 1866-03-20

MArnrH-Dutinc pngil!stie encounter which
occurred at late hour on sunday night in }he
hoatutnG hou.c No. Is franklin street, between
Hugh Donncily End hie half brother, W1ni1m A.
Coiiee, the former bit OF portion Of the 1attcs
fight ear. 1he psFtics IN the encounter had been
celebrating tie b,r1hdas al 1t. Patrick, and upon
returning home Fol into an altercanoa about he
relative quantity Of liquor they had destroyed du-
finally to harluE ezch othcrz flesh, Ia manner
wh.cb only ANIMALS arc Euproaed 10 do. Hugh was
Arred, and at the Police Court yesterday forenoon
was committed for further hcasiu. ne.t Ss1urdAy.
IL drfaul, Of $500 bail
, 1866-03-20

TOR SALE-Real Estate-Lots
In Browns Addition. cne-half nile north OF new
cAttc yards, fronting on Hslstad street, Douglas
hvC10c, Laurel and other arreeta. Pncea. tlSo lt5
8Hd 500 WALKER KkIsF0OT. So Washington
street. nt91
, 1866-03-20

an advised By the managers OF the Northern
Railway th1t they will meet the merchant. and
other business men Of Chicago, in ACCORDANCE with
their tnvit1ton, at the time and place named, ind
make full exhibit, u desired.
, 1866-03-20
3lDst.

EOUED-On the 18th instant, on
IL West Side, ore box Of 6sh which the owner cau
hare BY proving property and paying e1penses, 6
WrAt Jak Kt e,f
, 1866-03-20

hasncrs which wtptc1 has leit behind. The ice
attempted 10 dissolve few days ago. but aas eud
ss.aes I'd to s onser sa1 saa
10 encounscz thc March bfcezes. Their Goiucs out
and cOnlngs in have been llmiled to 4 vcy few ad-
un:aso1able rtporss srcsIdnc tbe eaaIdon o. s6e
Lakes that uaylrasort will probably Wait awhile,
Only four atraIt have been reported hitherto, the
schooner 4.rea Guli.' nh1cb came Ia fsom Nanifo-
Woe laucn With lumber. The captains report that
large amount ot ice yet remains On the lake rem
III difBcuitJ. 1he Sea usru has now eommcnced
running her regular trips With general cargo. Yes.
se1nay she put forth aea1n for Aanitowoe-
,r'E.ss ans Asra @ wnds ~ aEe sppzSny making deter
Itodt. and nom the scti~r Preparations which are
everywhere going on. NC may coon expect to eee
she hr:qSes s"1nGtng again, and the lake witened
VEST DN1s1oH STREET Observation-Disclosures
feslaents OF the Wett Dlyaion scem doomed 10 sui.
aef m almost to:at Suspension OF their ordinary
Ha'e'nne faculties during the coming summer.
The projected 1linR Of Madison md 1,and,1nh
etrcets. trum the river to Aslstt,d .tIre,. y:onId
anteuae tetion.'y with tho oomfof, OF he thons.
9nds VITO rely On the horse case for t,.vcl,inc h.
tween their houeer and the business centsr n tSa
6 & irn fea nsa esssrp y sss2tsss,s'y but It viii fil
s'trnproTenents" be for~arded fimaltaneoosly ~ A.
contemplated II Is urged IN tu.t,ncxtlon Of the
Qc<1bklk0 n Of tIbr Wnr,s
thzt the tax pzyerE on both lnee have paId in 9E1
aAsessrnents and demand # shall be done nj. :.
simply fact Of had management, il fte4 it b..
h1t We fall even then 10 see any Right which The
tax payers AtoFctald have to dlsconm0de 80 serI.
oaey The tene Of thousands OF cItz .s who lire be-.
3ond them. in order thAt they msy be suited to the
instant Bar llctc Is no fcaEon why bo!h etrt,ets
ehould not be filed In during the coming summer,
and ut QUO he finished before the other is begun.
insfe Il ample time for both, Il the Bosrd Of rub-
~ "Stsf only exact fFpn the contractors In each
In Inv
u hnf nnk Wlihout nesalfess delay.
MN proposed by the Hoard OF Public Woskg to
sAoW tbe ct uisitIon Cay hallway CompsnY TO
Ms ifaek On sete1ron street To connect Nsifsnn
Ing on the West eecfnn Of the itandoInh stret IN.
simultaneously with that on the EaEl eottnn nf ths
Mats.on ftrecf line, and The contrary, This vnniS
enable the cart to continue running fnomfnais ~;
thu ttmc, hut II only needle to rcve,1 TO past e4.,
llence in lie matter o5 hrfdCe bCakn1s 10 Zee hpnt
tascieal tuch m arrangement would he. Then IL
no through passenger who would eestou4ly object
towalk Lux coupie OF hlocl1s cxiIe North or South
nt eaca, end of tt rout, EtEatQht line OF travei
were th:reby secured, willie cvcrylsodr would
e9nmh'e heAsby af the vcz1ug delays experienced
ut the Of J.dtrxon with the two streets
nalneo. 'ns ie7 Things and tuininse-oG 20 prolific
IN delay and trouble II IL not too much 10 estt-
Elate Clat 11e MorE be dn.,r n rropo-ed t7 the
Board oi lMnlic Wot1s Ii VIII hnyc tbs effect OF
aAbduGtine thirty per ce:l FROM ihr Fcutablc value
o'au West eloe property dung The conln: year.
, 1866-03-20

A L1nERAI HAM-Yesterdsy forenoon an old
man namcd James Cahill. hatline irom Dodseville,
Wisconsin came into the Central Police StatIou,
and, in IN excited manner stated that come one had
inst robbed hin Of wallet containing eleven hun-
dscd do1lsrs in bond. and grrenbacks. The old
gentleman wAs very much troubled al hIe loss, and
wae wiling. he faid, 10 psy very liberal reward to
whoever ~o1ld recover the property for him. De.
trctsye Dixon svas despatched 10 accompany him in
eearcA of hte lost ireasnrc and asr Waiting several
buE,1etE housea where Mf. Cahtl had been making
purch.sts. d.lally found the NalIet with lts con-
lr1ts undisiu1acd, lying on the door OF 4 store On
South v steT street. In the deluium os his joy at
thus ccnscsns the result Of year, hard labot Mr.
OF the detective to accept n reward for his Fer-
yicea The mrDlhceat sum OF i've dollars 1t 1s
hardly necessary 10 ray thAt Mr. DIXON declined
thc etft
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BOOKS g. STATIONERY.
DOCKS AND STATIONERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
... a T
u u Z n q III =
Mn cT,TTONERY ste

BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
1o4, KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
I desire to call the especial attention OF Mer-
chants, Teachers, and the public generally to
the large and well selected stock OF
,~'~ MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
which I offer for sale at the lowest cash prices,
including full assortment OF Cap, Note and
Letter Paper Printing Cards, Bibles Episcopal
md Catholic Prayer Books. Gold Pens, Gulllots 5
4 Perrv's celebrated Steel Pens, Thaddeus Da-
vid's and Arnold best Writing Fluid and INK
Paints Water Colors, Dominoes, Pencils, Slates'
Copy Books, Mamorandum and Pass Books'
Inkstands, Chess and BACKGAMMON Boards and
men, Pocket Books, Photograph Albums, Mag
aznes, Reviews, Newspapers, PerlGdlcpis' as
Playing Cards, Portfolios Writing Desks, Ku-
lers, all other articles usually kept in first class
Book and Stationery Store.
All orders from the country promptly attend
cd to- GEORGE L. FkENCh
Spr1--Hw
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DLANK BOOKS, PAPER
Ks AND STATIONERY.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER
Is AND STATIONERY.
| Iwish it di. tnctly understood and remember
ed. that, in addition to my Auction ana Com
mission Business, (simp!y an auxiliary append
age,) have made, and shall continue to MAKE
additions to my stock of
WRITING PAPERS,
BLANK BOOKS, .--
ENVELOPES,
AND MISCELLANEOUS STATION FIX =,
And design making these the leading artlcles
and prominent feature Of my future operations
in business wholesale and retail cheSP, 1ISo tor
cash only. JOHN IL. IAhhOLi,. -
Alexandria, Va
n. BIN addition to the above, wish 1t
known and remembered, that have the largest
stock of SHEET MUSIC in Virginia, if not in
the south, and am adding to it every few days.
A II orders, inclosing cash, will be promptly
attended to, and sent by mail or otherwise, free
Liberal discounts made to schools and music
teachers. sep It'll d. n. l
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DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &C.
NEW GOODS.-We have this day recei'

NEW GOODS-We have this day received
a large supply of FALL GOODS. Our as
sortment IS now very complete; We name in
part, full line of Mourning Goods, consisting
of Alpacas, Mouslins, (some "a wide, BomDa-
zines, French Merinos, and PLAIN Gro'De Grain
Silks, &C. Our Fancy Dress Goods department
will be well supplied in q few days, In Bleacheo
and Brown Cottons we have nearly all OF tn the ,
desirable and substantial brands, from to III 4
wide. A large assortment of Mourning ana
Fancy Calico, Winter Balmorals, Merino Shirts
and Drawers, Hosiery and Gloves.
For Gentlenen-Plain and Fancy Cloths and
Cassimeres; Satinetts; Virginia Cassemeres !.
Shirts, all sizes; Collars; Il splendid line OF
Cravats and Bows Hosiery, Kid Gloves
Walking Gloves, &c. SC.
Our assortment Of Carpeting is now very good
in Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrair, Supers, Stair
and Hemp. Oil Cloths to suit rooms, passages
stairs and tables.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage enjoy
ed during the past season, we now invite our
friends in town and country, and the public gem
erally, to call and see US, and we will do our
best to keep the trade at Home:
Orders promptly and carefully attended to-
We will be in the receipt of new goods nearly
every day during the season.
WITMER & SLAYMAkER,
sep 1T Corner King and Royal streets.
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BITTERS,
I FOR CHILLS AND FEVER
TIE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.

Chickahominy Bitters perform more cures,
and in a shorter time, than any other remedy
ever discovered for Chills and Fever.
Those who have become invalids from tre-
ouent attacks of Chills and Fever, have been
perfecty restored to health ina few days, by
the wonderful operation of Chickahominy Bit
ters.
Thousands who have used them need no fur
ther evidence of their value and happy restora-
tive powers The effects of miasmate CLIMATE liz ate
the human system is to produce loss OF Of ap
the vital energies By the use of Chickahominy
Bitters perfect health is restored in few weeks
Chickahominy Bitters are the best known
remedy for Dyspepsia, General Debility, Loss
of Appetite, and the best tonic used We re-
commend it to all.
Manufactured exclusively, in Richmond "a, a -,
by A. H. NEWTON, and for sale by all the
p " JANNEY s. CO., Wholesale Agents,
AS King g,I street, #, AlexnndTns Ale nnoa1istor's ns
rates, jy 23-tf
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By James \. Stoutcnburg, Auctioncr.
~ VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF TIE
- County Court for Alexandria county, rem
1Gred at its September term, 1866, IN the cause
ol, Josiah Ford and wifevS Peter L Davis and
:3,heES, the undersigned as commissioner there
III named, will Oh SATURDAY, the 22d day
"1 Sei'tcmbcr, 1866, at Il 'clocl m in front Of
;oe premises, expose to sale, at public auction,a
--OI OF GROUND, on the north side of King
street, and west side Of Payne street, at their in
s|t>ecllon, in AleXandria, Va, in front on King
s.Feet \ feet and i'll depth 100 feet, with f5Eza
i"V->tory tenement thereon, the front Of tl=E q
''1rk and the rear Of wood.
~A4tMS :--One-third of the purchase money
a "' c">h and the residue in two equal payments,
~ =: !. . and y months from the day Of sale, with
'I,.$;Frest the bonds Of the purchaser, with Sc
C"ttE, to be taken for the deferred paymcnts
@ U''e The title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid. ALBERT STJART,
-Scp ..cots Commissioner of Sale.
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The radical members of Rev. Henry Ward
Geecher's congregation in Brooklyn, are con-
2dcrab'y yexercisedo over the recent letter of their
pastor, taking such decided ground in favor Of
the Presidents policy, and denounce him in
bitter terms for his "apostacy. They have
Aoj yet agreed upon plan Of operations; but
20 determine whether themselves or the coa
2ery2tives have majority in the church, are
discussing the propricty Of testing the matter
by a side issue on the slavery questionable
radicals to vote for reduction of their pastor s
lOmncnsation
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Letter From Gen. Ncmper.

70 iIe Etlitors Qf'the RicAnoa0 Enquirer
ask space to correct the errors Of an article
recently published ln sa3eral newspapers, which
imports that in late speech at Cu pepper
Court House / condemned, in severe terms
,he entire action Of the Conservative Couven-
ion at Philadelphia. [ repeat now subsan-
:iallv what I then said That the action of
the Convention being preferable to the plat
io:ln Of the Radical faction which misrules the
country-Gcing step in the direction of i'm
yi0yement-I therefore would do nothing to
9rerent or diminish It's success as against the
Radical party, but at the same time | c}u|d
lot ratify several Of the declarations set out in
he resolutions and address adopted at Phila-
1aIohia that | could never assent to, or ac-
Guiesce in, any such declaration as that we Of
tno South had as re5e!S and insurgents, made
offensive war upon the United States that |
.-oud never agree that the cause We had lost
;7gs not as just and righteous as any in which
77argicr and patriot had ever drawn the sword.
:. specified other objections to the resolutions
ynd address, and said that. speakiog for myself
clone, wishing to lead or influence the action
or 10 other man, | should silently float down
ne stream Of events until a juncture could be
cached which would enable Virginia, while
adherug to the Union Of the Constitution,
2:l!y and unequivocaly to reafirm her ancient,
lrrapented and indcstructible principles.
j. L, KENpER.
.Hootsoa couuty, Sept. 3, 1866.
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0CHOOL BOOKS!l ,oo1,,,
y SCHOOL bOOho !
WASHINGTON CITY HEADQ ARTERS
FOR SCHOOL
AND COLLEGIATE TEXT BOOKS,
SHEPHERDS, CORNER 7th AND D. STS.
Onr stock embraces every variety Of BOOKS
IN usc in the Public and Private Schools and
Seminarcs in this vicinity, which we propose
to sell at LOW FIGURES, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
Gafs- Teachers supplied on iberat terms
Washington d. g., aug Bow
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DOBERT j. WASHINGTON,

d DOBERT j. WASHINGTON
ATTORNEY AT Law,
Office-At the residence of his father, Lawrence
Washington, esq, near Oak Grove, Westmore"
land county, Va,
viii attend the Circuit and County Courts Of
Westmoreand, King George, and Richmond
counties. ~
Particular attention paid to Claims, and sll
business with which he may be entrusted VIII DIG
attended to with promptness and dispatch.
Oak Grove est. CO. Va. lY 1-tt
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JioGQUToEs- MIR. Billings thus expresses
2i1lscf on the mosquitoes:
:'i7e are told that there want anything made
i 7tia this is sum so, but | have thought the
lime spent in manufacturing musketoZe must
h2Te wasted, if the muSketoze want. How
ihey were put together never could tell and
;hcrc is one commershai peculiarly about the
.lrSkctcer trade, and that is, the supply al
-2ays exceeds the demand, an3 yet the prodllc-
sion is not diminished: | kant understand this,
no now They are born Of poor but industri-
GUS parents, and are brought up with great
care under the auspices Of some Of our best
families They also have consummate courage.
have known a single muskecter to fte q man
md his wife awl mite long, and draw the first
5looG. 1t is very easy to kill musk ketoze, when
you can But, in striking them, You are very
apt tn hit the exact place WHARF they recently
vas They arc cheerful little cusses, singing
IS they toll. :"
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GROCERIES e PROVISIONS.

GEVGGhlE G NV Ao1oNo.
GORGE E. WHITE,
ST Liberty Hall,
50 and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive AZ:
choice stock Of
GROC ER ES,
embracing Teas C9ifees, Sugars, Spices, LAM
Bacon. Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasscs, Butter,
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits Jc'!ies, far-
ma, Corn Starch, and great variety OF "rtcra'
usually found in Il grocery store.
BRUCES
CUNCENTRAT TED FERTILIZER.
SJVAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hnnd.
He a,o asks attention 20 MS unusually large
and fine stock Of
LILO UORS:
OF every description, consisting Of Whiskie; high
and low grades I}r1ndies, Gin, Caiiornia Wines,
Champagne, Port. Sherry, and "th"t "'ne".
Jamsiva Spirits, Santa Crz Rim, i,'r'ia!o. Air
from the Washington 3r"*"ry. IL f'~r'''> "';'f
half lar-als. &c. &c.
Also, CIti ARS nnd TOBACCO. in gr,at va
riaty.
Goods delivered: 80 All i:srt< of "a :'iv 'r.', ii.
charge. 90 w.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Il AND TOURNAME. NJ.

DALI AND TOURNAME.NT
There will be grand TOURN~ RN~AMENT and
BALL at Fairfax Court House, on IN U no.
DAY, the 9TH Of September for tn G behellt OIL
the Young Ladies Memorial Association .,4,
All gentlemen desrous Of enterin & a AnlGLs5 G{I Is
will report in person or by letter to BIZ; JO1N IN
inst, sep l-tsepl7
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BOOTS & SHOES.
pOO,rS 81 SHOES AT LOW FIGURES.

DOOrS 81 SHOES At LOW FIGURES.
The unCcrsig gncd wouldinform his friends and
the nubIic that it is his purpose still to keep an
ASSORTMENT of BOOTS AND SHOES in AL their
varieties; and Furthermore that heis determncd
to sell ut as low figures as they can DC o0ught at
rotoil south of NV York He would call atten-
ton to his present stock, embracing every article
kent in tirst-class store I'LL of which he Is dis
posing Of at greatly reduced prices.
our oetf No. So King street
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sTcl Z ! TTE,3 \ : : = :,
PROFESSIONAL.
DOUNTY AND pensions CLAIMS,

GEO. n, MORGAN 81. w. BARNACLC
CLAIM AGENTS,
Collect Bounties, Pensions and other Claima
against the United States Government ONCE
G II. MORGAN, ATTORNEY AT Law:
same office -.l-1 aug l4-lM
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NEW s. SEASONABLE DR1 GOODS.
NEW STYLE HOOP SKIRTS, sc, sc.
40 dozen New Style Hoop Skirts, of superior
makes, (made to our own order) in every, variety
of length and size, from 81 up to l3o lnches.
so pieces Bleached and Brown Cottons.
so New Fall Style Prins
Irish and Table Linens, Linen and Cotton
Sheetings, White Cambrics,- Swiss, SanSook'
Plaid and Striped Muslins Hamburg Cambrlc:
Swi:s and Valencies Edgings and lnsertlngs IN
great variety, and at low prices.
The balance Of our
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
Grenadine Shawls Black Silk Lace and Lama
Points and Rotundas, Silk Netts Gloves, Co..
ton Hosiery, &c, SC.
We vii! continue to sell ut an
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICE.
NJ. TAYLOR s. CO.,
No. AZ, Centre Market Space
Washington aug 9-tf
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-&odisoa county, Sept. 3, 1866.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-05
chattanooga- American Union..=.

. b. II .H..H Il az
This is the titls Of q new Union pa-,b
per to be started In Chattanooga th0ss
first OF February, BY an association ofl,i'
straight,out Union men, with atnpl6ol
capital. . Jamos N. Hsnnay l. Co., are
the publishers, and they sayain theirag
prospectus, mOur only aim is the pFes-a5
eryation and support Of the Union3al
for which wo and our fathers have y
fought, bled and died" We are glad.
that truly loyal and fearless Dpiongs
paper IS to be started at that most ims,lq
portant point. There is really hp'g
paper there, for the miserable rieketySa
concern they have there, changing g'a
with every wind, is an injury 10 tho.
Union cause, by protesting Unionismi 4.
The American Union will be issued
daily and weekly, and willbo able tot
give tho latest news from tho North
and Sonth The Weekly win appear
every Thursday, designed especially
for the country circulation. The pa-75
per ought to have large eireulatiOnS
and we hope it will be valuable co. 4,
worker in the cause of the Union.-W
That our true Union men may see tho.
paper has tho right ring, we quote
another sentence from the prospectus. >,
1t says it will DO "deyoted " to the m,
tcrests Of the country, and a full and
unconditional support Of our glorious
Union. p Wing.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-05

nA-A Southern newspaper says
nTho Southern armies have laid down
their arms" rs ,4. -i,o' IN
No they didn't Their arms wore
wrosted from them afterthey were ov.
empowered and soupdly whipped BY
the all.conquoring soldier OF the Union,
to oppose whom is 10 struggle against
destiny. Wehave heard enough Of this
foolish stuff about the rebol army lay
ing down their arms as lift was q vol.
untary act, for which they deserved
infinite credit. On tho contrary,
they gave up their arms for the sim
plo reason that they could not help
themselves. Ifthe surrender was a
virtue ID was 3 virtue Of necessity,