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second Annual BsII OF the National Teie-
graphic Union.

The second annual ball Of the National Teiegraphic
Union viii OF at Irving Hail on the 10th inst The
Committee of Arrangements are sparng no pains OF es
pens. 10 make u of the agreeable and elegant
anAirs of the The noor will BE- under the
sgement Of Mr. John Gilman, assisted by "a number Of
other well known telesraphers A. the bead q the
Reception Committee is Mr. NJ v. n Finch, who will
10 the comfort Of the invited guests Among the ds
tnsushed persona 10 whom invitations have been sent
are MAJOR General DIX Major General Burnside Professor
y " " morse, Professor House, General 4 Sandior
General Marshall Iener,s, Mr.. j. G. Hinchman Mr. W o.
Lewis, Colonel Henry Rogers. Colonel Heiss Mr. \ O.
Bishop and many others Delegations of the elegraphc
fraternity FROM parts Of the Union have sgnined
their intention of being present The ballroom viii BE-
tastsfuily decorated and wallaces splendid band will
furnish the music Tor the festive The second
annual ball OF the National relegraphlc Union promises
altogether 10 be most splendid affair.
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greater portion OF the day but there accidents
or collisions OF any serious nature resulting therefrom
The Boston mail boats did not 90 last night &C
count Of the fog and the Williamsburg ferryboats run
ming to Roosevelt street. suspended their trips during
the day There but two boats running on the Full
ton ferry during the day.
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Oper.tio Cro.. Actions In France.


The Tribunal Of Commerce has just given Judgment In
actions between ~ Duprez, tho author o tho opera
Jeanrp dArc, and NJ Masuo, director OF the Grand
Th6atrc PaIiuicn. some since Duprcz wirhing
10 connect his with the foundation OF tho popular
opera entered In contract with NJ Maasue by which
tho former engaged 10 INA tho operas and aho Ia thu
performers while tho laitsr Ia supply tho theatre
and 10 bear the expense Of lighting sc.
Tho receipts aftor certain deductions made by n.
hasano for costumes and scenery, 10 be divided
between them. Tho nrt opera played
dare the whole proceeds Of which absorbed by
NJ MaSsues charges, and ". Duprct had nothing
Tho latter having heshted 10 produce another picca
NJ Mas-ue commenced proceeding 10 compel him, OF 70
pay so OO0f damages NJ Duprez responded by action
demanding the amendment OF the contract the GROUND
Of Masslcs inability 10 fulnl IT, see.ng thai be- de-
carcd bankrupt and his theatre seluciTacd the 18th
inst After hearing counsel the tribunal rejected AasGcs
demand and decided thai hs bank uptcy prrycntGA
him from fulfilling his engagom nts the contfnc win
Dnproz must be- cancelled Masauc condemned to
pay all costa
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American Dramatic rsnd Assoefstfon.
~ rHg EpiToR % rHs HERALD.

NV ffFtl "" v I"TI
A. The last nesting u The Board ~ Dfec,oys - The
American Dramatic Fund the following
luton ps~~d gnAuimeasiy
Resolved maj ne thanEs ~ us Assocsnon fss n
the editor and pfopgeor u The Nsw YOaM HsnsLB
uniform tindnsss exhibited all -bsn tbs
interests ~ the fund ~ prvsno,ed
II bocorses ny piaas.at daty " wnnsgbit me shave
Yoaru Ac tHAH HtkhAkD, hetfet4fy.
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bfruahfvss " T. FetL " lhff
Tho safe IN Tho rAirpad uctst orlos 10 usis place
rrss-.d on Sunday morning ~ tboassnf DOLLAR
Abosi hity thousand DOLLARS ~es~ en t~hlDd incisdnT
tive tlsoa.and hundred dollars fof the netr0tatan
Bart Etbsr false Keys uasf tha nafs had b@sn
Isft unorsed me iyua fails ne Afnsrcsn Erpra.s
Comp.ny Ma~t a TIE monsy stolen ffssn Enfs
No elaa " Ole f1Dlera has besn dl.eorsred
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Irnpas,.nt vs,iss

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TiiE FsnTt rstgRnsAL rnrOafTfOs 90 Isr
49, rona 4na "a iDH
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stses shsfsnss.f st1itta Heul 80 - y hsfua
harirs affaHEPf A. 49, slth fAsw ~
sI sats~ss rsts .-ssts1a ~ ssAarts isFsncsns -
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Minss sfriissi 49, hssfsl Ffpfgrsfs fnFsntofs snf
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ssl 49, sfass tse@n tA@n iat~rest~a
ia - hasfsf sssffll assfli infsnlisas al
fosnns - sgTbssii1n -n.f - ~~nA ~ tasaa
All affttafs ssvlN - MAJ ufsya ~ fTsIsf hsat
fssrs $3.50 fafu hs ffstaisasy ~ a. utaasTsf.
skph " - ths pr~ brfers A. iu " NaFsh rsf
psftkss ~hssr spJ~sfgas sha1 - seattsf ave
ar a. ~ u Ds~nl~s fyf ~. astFssy q hssr ssssa a
Fa prishsa afsvussis, ayssi.s, sns eo,arsssw 80
fsfnsstsk NJ "a vnA~rsss~d " al Isf.ss spEysy ihs~s
rnli~e a,s,~s ss~ns rssts rais~r.s gfgssilga
We. tspsuss street rreans IsiA so, ssi y rsss
ffims.s hsflfas Me- fsfs.
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Ray wfii.r's.Ifsir Dys-Easiiy Applied.
sairrAl anf frshs lag sse - estta Hsl ~ afsr-
Ests. DsIst ~ D~y stfest
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Alleged E~sex.issssss ss Rssirs~1 Pro-
p~rty.

desp<ieh fr.x cDncors n " Trfsrs mech srsl,s
sasoss th@ sir~~,orr al rsstbo1~~ - M O..
cord Rxrosd corpor~soo. s.ass ~ ssssiyms.t< .~i1
70 fnpio>fs ~-s~ng-rs ooofsctorr ssf oher p~rti-~
vita snb~rzisme-t s,d M a~<uins q -paripU rxiru&f
u<ks.s Prop~rty W ths smoant - go, 60 b~~rrnE
o~~dinsr ln~tituted
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PAi1n COLLAGE There eight establishments In
Massachusetts, for IN. manufacture 81 paper oulnra:
one In Berkshire county, Ia Hampton county two, In
Norfolk one, aud Ia Suffolk four with an aggregate
capital Of s3s0 500 these factories annually s0s 100
worth Of stock, and turn OF 10 500 40 collHr worth
f2T4, 3Tl
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IAhFNVt JIM ~, fr>u
asss ny isss ths ey Of Victoria, the capital Of This
csss hss be. reoosssd BY the LIBERAL forces under
sss~a nsnAss mo - are told By The French, has
kngnsstsd M fss Win too OF thrse hundrsd nsrrcs
kvu rsnas; which \. however, cults doubtful
ssyise events srs q frequent occurrences In this
IasaA ~ NJ ybsrn|s srs moving win much snsru.
b. fss<n 40 hsn1s hsvs recently captured two
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Di.sa.s. % IN, LI,...s., Th,"-n, SOD Ss-
tgup
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BatebsIor's tsstr Dys.-rhs usst Ia the
~0fid hsftnlsaa fsliahl~ Ths nuY 49,
fees DJs. "a BafriaI sif~st. Ne Yea
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THE BALL SEASON.
The Thirteenth Annual Metropolitan
Ball.

The Thirteenth Annual Metropolitan
Ball.
The thirteenth Metropolitan ball took place at the
hotel Of that name last evening" has been the custom
Of the Leland Brothers, Its progressive propretors, TO
give ball annually TO their guests they always re-
chere Affairs and the present threw Its predeces
completely In the shade Tho guests commenced to
arrive about nine o'clock and at ten precisely the ball
opened and to the music Of Dodworth's band
they proceeded 10 form the first quadrle. The new
dining hail. the largest in the United States was mpro-
vised for this occasion q ballroom, and at eleven
O'Clock the Of SURPRISING splendor DIFF
fering from the general description Of balls In
being select TO degree, the ladies' toilets
were perfectly amazing. Tulle. tarletan, tabiuet
and tittering angels Ice cream and exquisites
music, midnight and moire antique, dancing and da-
mond dust muslin and magnincence and mustaches
all contributed TO form splendid coup d0L waking
stadly through the intricate quadrle whirng along
In the dashing galop, treadng the love inspiring
walse, or even tripping 1t In the less fashionable
polka or rustic reel those present contrved To pass
the time happily till three O'Clock in the morning,
''chasng the glowing hours with flying feet" At
eleven O'Clock the supper room was opened and ro-
together with wines Of the rst vintage were present in
abundance to tempt the taste Of the tired dancers
Where all OF the haul ton It Is difficult to distn-
guish any notable than their fellows but among
them Major Generals Steedman and Strong Brig
adler General Este General Navan General Faro, Major
Davis, Colonel Ferris Colonel Hooker Major Stevenson,
Major Wood, Judge Russell, Colonel Olmstead General
Stuger Commodore Radford, &c.
The arrangements OF the committee were admirable,
the music surprisingly fine the assembage brilliant and
beautiful and the entire affair success as perfect as
the summer balls given by the gentlemen at sara
toga As tho party separated general regret felt al
the necessity OF leaving the abode OF such enjoy
ment and the Brothers Leland have the factoring salts
faction of knowing that many fair beings will Hush with
pleasure at the remembrance Of the Metropolitan ball
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Al Prize. Ca.hsa IN Legal Lousriss.-
cIrrg. nruar iTs H,u.a.sJ
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Ths vtskss~ss s~< shrsvspsrs Rasi-
roaA.
nee omrss~.. yss n isss
rhs vtkss1rr ed Ehr~v-p,~ n.fra~1 v>e r.o~.siz
90 a pacssA tw anr Snssnsa tnalnu 3 ~ LsxAsG.
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Defiance Fiv. and n.rgi.r Proof
l~ss rlafa
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". %. Ladiow a Go. VIII sell 90 Ase-
ttis fsy ru~sfsY "a Hftes fhs NfFhsHre
rrn tit Hrasf~ar dssfsbs sna falasuis Ftofmfty ~
ofd~r ~ tke Hs-r1tafs
B~.vss str.~a--ysisahi~ rrpp~sty " " nsim
Ia sirert-Ns ~ Nsslyf ~ tritt
Ho1ofsn snf "a 80 streets sli 80 iisfsi 0aGg
West gbh sf~st- NJ ~ hfsa stafy "a fi1as~
West 1si s..st-sa Ia stats ARE stefr ugs~
Nssi Mst sirs~s-No ~ ihfse sinfy hftft heH.s
Issf Hm stf~st-Na. ~ roIfit sfsnas. - Er~A
We*t tfth ssf~~-Na ~ 80 ffafs Nifth -.
hsp- - Ne sbsss 81 No fIns ssssf
Howe sewing Machine Company
Ef.fAH HOwE H.. IfssA4snt eo nfusf~sr As-s@
sant~f
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Grand Bal Masque OF tho New Yorl
Turn verein.

The spacious hall Of this popular German society was
crowded night tho occasion Of their
nual balo maschera Mr.. Frederick SteG, President
OF the Turner's; Mr.. j. Hartmann. and Others, ably
superntended the arrangements tho evening Gese
herds excellent band discoursed tho usual sweet and
melting orchestral strains for the occasion The masks
presented a greater variety than witnessed at
the last grand masquerade at tho Academy OF Music
Roman warriors crusaders Polish hussars French peas
ant girls the real Simon Pure Yankee, Neapoltan brig
ands Indians Of every conceivable tribe Aztec plenipo
tentaes, Turks Persians, Hndoos, Chinese, Japanese
Feece Islanders Spanish mountaineers Cossacks,
trabands, comprising Harriet cecher Stoves Uncle Tom
and Aunt Chloe Hghhnder hierrots in every
costume, harlequns cavaliers from the court
Of Henri Quatrc Francis and the Bourbons,
Zouaves chgowiers, French marshas, sailors with
caps bearing exact resemblance TO the lar famed
Monitors; Robert hacairo and jacques Srop, wolves
donkeys and calves, hephistopheles multiplied beyond
measure and last though not least the Floor Commit
the costume of lie Tro Mousqnetdires formed a
gittering throny, seeming like tho days OF the
paladns than the nineteenth century, IN the metropolis
OF America The Germans ARE the most good humored
people In the world foa policemen we're on hand To
preserve order but hey soon left IN disgust at not being
able to find solitary case OF disorder or III humor
among the genial crowd present Tho process on
OF masks which took place Immediately before
the buresaue or grand feature OF the night was one OF
the udicrous yet Interesting sights that We have
witnessed In New York Each max seemed 10 catch
the spirit Of the character he she represented and the
antics OF the PIE ro,s most amusing. Washer
women, with the sisn "washing and ronng done here
their backs robas In every attitude OF which the
human form Ia capable, and hundred other specimens
OF the grotesque excited shouts Of laughter
rom the numerous spec'sor AZ eloven os'o sn
titled The Triumph OF Liberty, Wa enacted The
plot Is as follows :-Maximiiian Of Mexico thr
Satoriusl aided by Mcphis,opheles pir. Koize-
mayer, challenges Brother Jonathan (hr. Hailen-
schenL who Is assisted by the Goddesa Of Labsrsy
cOnRultin his aud the cards
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sssrss ssis.-prirss cs.sss srs DO.
n...sf a. N D-ysssy ca sne 80 nfDss~st o'tssr'
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Tv.ss~s--mss.h a Co.'S Ola xss.sissss~
ns1h,.i csrs rry- 49, sun Al " fVs-f "rssl i@r
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.. rs' '=.sgs; ;s s' .... . s:.: :.. a.
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Abe Grsth's Electric Oit 4. wsrra st~d
~ cars Rh~anaiisu Desfasss rf~sd Linbs ~ sof~~,
Pains. 40 hglf ~ AT ffugsis@. DkkAh hAhNEs a 60.
and y. q. WILLS. Assnl4. y y
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us -.s.a an ns ss,.sss ~ 49,. iiss.s,si y risiss
a -fmpsirt~rs - Minias casspsntss NJ fAfNg9 -
ths hta~fs rssnfJ, So rrasss so vs. -; srfsse -
ys sssr - fSss1 a. ths sna~ ~ "a Fss~s, ksq N
ns~x2n sre~A
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

~. Domingo and Hayti-Deciaratfon OF
War by Pera Against spain-Presidsa
Johnson's Positton-Tho Proceedings OF
Congress-Important News from the
south Pacific. Mexico. the West indies.
&c., Sc.
Tho cunard mail s,camGiip Africa Captain Hockey.
will leave Boston on "Wednesday Tor Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will Gloss In this city a. quarter
past and at half past Owe O'Clock this Afternoon.
Tho NKw YoRk Naturalization for EdrcPo-~Ili
Published at eleven O'Clock In the morning
II will contain sketch of tho History and Prospects of
tho Hay,ien and Dominican RepubIo accompanied by
Nap showing thor peculiar Geographical relation TO tho
United States Tho Declaration Of War by Peru against
spain and the Treaty Of Alliance between Peru and chs
The Presidents Views tho great topic. Of tho day.
expressed response 10 Addresses by delegation Of
oolored representatives from different states and white
delegations from Virginia aud Montana Late aud n,or
esting News from herIoo, Central America, tbs wess
Indies and accounts of ali important events Of The ~eck
Single ooplcs In wrapporu ready for mating ss cents
Soon psrison. Are Odorou.," say. Mrs.
Msprop bot the only edor With dsh.s sits eo-far.oa
and imitation " the lasting AMI sens drEhinE frAgAnss
ss sss q .ss @sionf sLoosisS cERkus
An EGoetsai Worm Medicine.
The oonblnaaon Of nsr,deni. used IN making BRowss
"vKHxiFUoE coxyrrs" .seA a. 10 si,s bs., s...l
BILE snec, With safety
Worms In the stomach irritation AID ofsn proloss.f
sickness. and b. removed OIL, b. the Of
sdy, whioh vii BE- found IN ns ysrmifass cornsi,.
A.-Ths Great sir As,isy Cooper sssa
that human being ought tnow from biz ssussti"ns
that he had stomach liver Let al who vnah r0l 10
painfully reminded Of the erstsbcs Of thnss errsns ~
saa si"n,ss,, ier 80 ri ~ n. t ~
a Boon.-Wsrd's Ladies Paper Collars
and cuns Also Gents, uh1essr AMI retail A wbole.@s
prir s ~th drawtnE ~ dlf~ren sIies ant fes - Ms
Trade sw ~ wArD NJ hrsAa-sy y
silent sewing Machine. making che
.sishratsd "Nioor and nibte stih sir.as slsss Asd
durable. WILCOX GIBBS. 80 bfp.dsay.
a superb Collection OF Cabinet Gems OF
ArtThs puddle tnritef T. sIsHaa Ne saf.fb oslre
now on stAitl0n Al Das.sidorf nslisr~s nf-s
~ - sala ~ anetoa The evening u fspft@J -
iiEsRi ~ LEEDs a nISER Assrosssn
Abe Grsth's Electric Oft d warranted
Pains 40 holf ~ AT frugsisls DkkAh BARNES a co.
and y. q. WILLS Assnl. y y.
a---a---a-a=s-aaaa=a
Al Prises Cs.hea IN Legal Loftsriss.-
ciIrg. nroasr. i7s H,o.a-s,
Batshsior's HAIR Dyss-fhs nssf 0" the
~orif rsiial- saa instsriaaaos Ths ouir
feet DJe. N BafriaI sif~st. Ne tefs-
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Art-hs Pub, tnvitef y eIaHias ~ safslb osslss
ton - m1srn Euroesa snf AfDercan tahinef Paintings
nos sthitil0n AZ tbs Dusseldorf pssfles ~ hfr@s
way y - saa - steoa The sssHnss u fsbra@ -
ilEsRT w. LEEDs a MINER Aseuonssn
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A superb Collection OF cabin., Dem. OF

4 silent sewing Machine, making che
csehrsted "Nlicun and Glbtm tteh sirous sissr sod
durable WILCOX olhB8. 90 broadway.
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The residents Of Flushing TO enjoy musical treat
tbs evening in Mr. Frank elders concert. which will
be participated IN by Mr.. j. N. Mozart, Mcxu. Win.
Casl" Edward scguin and the leader Of the affair The
programme embraces pleasing selection Of vocal and
instrumental performances.
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Boon.-wsrd's Ladies Paper Collars
and cufs Aiso Dents uhaesslr Ani feiAl A wbole.As
pncs s ~th dra~tngs ~ alF~rsn rIlss fee .As
trade Nv ~ wArD W Brssd-sy y y
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sstompnrtsons Are Odorous," s"ys Ms.
Maisprop bot the only edor With drhs sts so"farson
and the lasting kni drllRhtnE frAgfAnss
whiss sthsies ffun llIAlpA 4 SON usn Jgrfuas. he
kalfaet Of the MIGHT BLOOMING CEhklf"
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GREllAT INDUCEMENTS! (!
PRICES 10 SUIT THE TIMES
h N Kings Old, Corner, Opposite the Lamar
Prices q UnculreDt Money,


aEiM K0tk UNCURRENT MONEY. THE FOL-
owing Aas s,p rates paid by THOMAS 3, MAkH,
h9kEA. tornot Of Union and College street, Nnhsh-
fir fOn unssrent money These quotations are lH-
Ne 30 nucifate but may be depended on Hnhcent
leah n nls ior rcmttances 70 be received byma or
lKpEeta X Rewarded without delsy, H.1Itib
W qnNNt2gFH l bank Of Fulton t,.0 70
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an seorts, and nearly every m an ! had cap
tured or kilIed--I barely made my escape
down the mountain and succeeded ia reach
ing my fathers residence At Buffalo Ridge, In
Washington county, where ! remained sever
al weeks. f 'Aaf ''H
About the 18th Of March l ventured out
again, and soon enlisted another company,
whom I conducted to Clinch Mountain
Here learned that large body Of rebels
mad moved in before US and taken possession
Of the only remaining gap in the mountains,
which was not held BY their troops. At
this point carried from the house of
Union man in q common basket provisions
to Gil the rudo havarsacks Ofmy compahy--
enough to last them to our journeys end
On tho 26tb Of April reached Camp Dick
Robinson with sirty-thrse men, where ] met
with Capt. ], W.. Berry, who had charge Of
about the same number of recruits. BY mu-
tual agreement we consolidated and organ
iaed Company G, Of the 9Th Tennessee lnian-
try--he being commissioned as Captain and
myself as First Lieutsnant. We then COM
meneed drilling our men; and here | made
nrssolution, that owihg:to the hard
ships and perils ofsuch a life, and the treach-
cry in many instances Of those for whom !
had risked my life, would never act as Pi-
lot again-and remained with my command,
through allthe long and bloody campaighS
Of East Tennessee snder Burnside, and GsOr-
gia under Sherman, until lost my limb on
the battlefield near Atlanta on the 9th day
of AuguOt, 1864
70 De CONTINUED.
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THRILLING ADVENTURES
or
Lieut.. George W, Douglass,
OF THE EroHra EAsT TENNESSEE INFANTRY
THE RENOWNED UNION SCOUT AND
~ PILOT. 4.n rt.a .a..
toorYmsHr sEcuaED.l
nol CHAPTER XXI. ttt.o1
CHAPTER XXI.

ESCAPE YRoM THB RiyER--RsLIsr A COMPANY
oScHINyET TOR aOvxrAiS--cArTvRSD.B TnE
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10 Nv Y "
TIE YlrET0 nER nflEn1Nn

rhc ctyitda Times says the following BEAUTIFUL cf
fusion Is from the pen Of member Of the Society or
Fricnlsp 1t has won gsycras husbands from the club
and the bar-roon to their domcnic hearth May 1t win
many more Il
~ wa '1' e'''' '''''' 'N~' "''N
h|'s' 3gat
Dper in u. you, 'o"u Anu "''"'" Par'
anu 'en me- uaNO e'et 'r'eu mat uu'S 70 '0rso'
Vrp'''u 'io'' "H' Ivy ''' NV "H'" '''
~ woe
~ P"riu ''ut w '"'ii s,'
FOR though you r. n0'Alns 70 me |oria AZ 'he
",4 ~, y , '"p q, ,..
leu aN' pa'A'O O' NY '"Sp' ''' 'OuS"'"'"H D'"'n
@IhroNo
There essuni'sn' i'' me IN '0ur Sns'' anu music IN
your cone.
Toys "Po' you "h'" ~ ~" 'is'p wv wa '''''
grow DIM
eryp FsIsh1 oitns poor look ao"n iToh hea'on on
him J. = lsg a
BeAoid him toll Nom day TO day oxapstAg strength
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ESCAPE FROA IHb RIfkH-khLlSE CVAfAHh
oScHINyET TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the
INDIANS, .......f
Amer having been dashed down the turbid
stream for about mile, sometimes Under the
billuws, white with foam, and again riding
on the top as stoFm-tosssd ship ut sea, my
frail crnlt was forced with great violence
against the shore BY the driving drift, pItch-
ing me healoug into the water, buthit being
shallow at that point soon waded out TO dry
laud-feeling dOubly thankful to the Being
who had saved mo Roma waiery grave.
tnow set out for a ridge near the main
waters Of clinc6 River, and near the resi-.
dence Of Nj Eden, a Union man, in HAne0ck
county, which reached about seven o'clock
IN ths morning, and securing dry spot,
threw myself down to rest In 4 retired nook
4 few hundred fsetfrom the path leading down
the ridge. Soon "nature'S swsetrestOrer,b ,bnluy
Sleep had made me all uuconS eiouS to sur
roahdins objscts--snd for several hours !
rsy.lsd in dreams Of home and loved ones
and the pleasanlr'es Of days long
gone BY. was aroused summArily
from my rsposs BY scream, Of alarm and ris-
ing to my fee, imagined I'had been surround
ed and was about % be eaptured--bat soon
discovered ayounggirl fleeing from msin great
alarm. | Immediately balted her, and re-
qoirsd her BY Iundry threats to return 10 me,
ana asksd the cause Of her alarm. She said
she thought was dead, then 50 tlsaed her
mind in that respect aud proceeded to make
inquiry In regard to the country around
aWhat Is Jour name 2" ,,.....
Pony Eden"
awbere DO you liver
iaIa tks. houss,p tpoin.ing soa farm-h0p's'
half mile oif in the valley]
What are you doing bsr.i''
dam bunting 10y fatbsrs eovI.S
uwhat 10 your fathsr--A Lineclnlte OF .
''Snsi 1t noIhinsr s,i' '.a.'''sl " !. EGG
SO Do not b AFRAID % ten no ] viii not
IlhatIa YOU ID ths itast"
awsrI, m ,sli you ,hs lfsib n you till
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-04-20
THE UNION FLAG. 4.
JOnesbordugh, April 20. 1866
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