The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-20
sonesboro Female college.

AZ "Wednesday and Thursday, the llth
Wi \ inst, We had the pleasure Of attend
W. examination of the students OF this
I~nslilssiop, and we are happy 70 state that
ths neherS and pupils acquitted themselves
oyagt q any examination that W. have ever
.naed. From morning until late in the af-
tasSpon on both days, the citizens Of Jones'
bofs and many from q distance paid marked
s1,Sstion to all the exercises. The younger
vaysls acqitted themselves well, and evinc-
a the large audience that they had be-
XIII, proficient in all their lessons.
Thursday night, one oftbO large est con-
xFsRAtions that we have witnessed in this
sleeA assembled in the Methodist 9. Church
hi he purpose Of listening to the "Com-
naapement Exhibition. " The mu sic was un-
daF she direction Of that inimitable music
teathei, Prof. GAS. 3. DILLwORTH, who as he
sasaats does upon occasions similar to this,
acqultted himself with honor The beautiful
ana accomplished young ladies who compose
hi, clAss, shared largely with the Professor,
by being frequently applauded, although Pro-
lessor Fore politely requested the audience
rot 10 cheer; but when the beautiful song was
played and sung with the chorus, eve will
asapa BY the Flag, " the large audience gave
ysnt % their loyal and patriotic feelings and
eheefed Justify, and shouted " we will"
ps following compositions were read, and
pieces Of music played and sung;
Prayer by Rev, VIM, II. Rogers.
K~astrumentai Daen-RosGI6G Wahz--MisSeS
Clara Adler aud Mollie WildS.
selo and ChOruI-Lzis Belle, MOlIie N. Dos
spF. JonesbOro.
Essay-Bs Eayasst and LabOr-Etta N.
Drake, Jonesboro.
ydlse BSaIanh-Psrk De L'Amsrique--Eli-
rs u Eckle, Russelyille.
Essay-M Changes are Written on all thingS
Aromd-Jennie Shipley, Jonesboro.
Song and Gorut-Stdnd BY the HGg-Eliza
X 40, JOnesboro. .lI H i"'j
Essay-Traces Of Edsn-Mollis NJ. DoSser,
yonesboro.
Piano Dueu-Gems From the Bohemidn Girl
Misses Mollie and Carrie Wilds.
Essay-LOrd Of CrsahOn--Lulia A. Whit
Mhn, Ringgold, Ga.
Giee-Fdiriss Night S~ong-Class.
EssGy-GO HOme-Allie Hunter.
Piano SOlO-Alpinc Bas-MOllie NJ. Dos
seg, Jonesboro.
Eisay-Fm Wsary-EliEa J. Eckel, Russell
.pIae.
Song and ChOrus-Rc Midnight Wind-
Blanche Mathes, Jouesboro.
FPsay-Duty versus ~Beauty-Eya E. Max
well Jonssboro.
Piano S~olo-Fdntasie from 0bsron-Clara
Adler.
Esay-" Popping The Qt,dOn. ELLA Brown
JgnesborO. JlI11
Bong and Misunderstanding StarS-EliEa ].
EZEKIEL Russelville.
Essay-POems UnwriasB-sophis N. Cum
nibgham, JOnesbOro.
M' = tNNO OOtO- NHCN WS DUdttOHS AAVHSWu|o
Eg-Blanche Mathes, Jonesboro.
Essay-Whsrs they Fell there lei them Sleep
Sue ]. Kirkpatrick.
Gee KHken-Class.
BsnedichOa by Rev. John s. Petty.
Professor FoYE informed the audience that
next session would the 10th
~ next September, and that about one hum
a'.a and fifty pupils can be accommodated.
lrust that the families Of Jonesboro will
~ image their household affairs, that they
nv be able to board the young ladies who
msy come from a distance, for q good school
- honor sad a moral benefit to any place.
p would again urge itupon the citizens of
this place TO repair the Male Academy build
ins' 80 that we may have q Male School open
ID shout tAs same time that tho Female Col.