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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
The bounty Rill.

The @nhoan0cmsnt that Mr.
Schsnok, Of Ohio, introduCod q bill
tcr the e~qualisatioR az bcnnti6a iutt
the House Of Representa- tives wal
made In the report 81 the proceeding
Of that body on Monday. ThiS 81
which Was read twice and referred "a
the COMMITTEES on Military Alghira,
provides for the allowance 10 every
soldier, sailor or marine who has been
or ahall hereafter be- ho1orably dis.
charged from the RervieA = bounty 81
IS So q month, or 400 4 year for al
tho tims during which he served Be.
tween April 10, 1851, and April 10,
1852. Ifhe has been discharged on
account Of wounds, the bounty 10 to
be paid for bis entire term of enlist
mept. IL be has died, then the pay
ment ID 60 BE- made TO his widow, X
she has not remarked, or, IL there be
no widow, 70 his children andOr 16
years Of age. From this bounty how.
ever, deductions are to be made for al
bountios paid or payable under exist
ing laws Of the United States, or by
any State, city, county, town, or 9th.
or municipal organisation and 10 the
cases Of sailors aud marines, Of all
priZe-money or other bounty paid or
payable. BouBties under this bill are
not to be paid subtituteS, or rebel prid-
Oners who enlisted in the Union ar
mics, or persons who were discarged
at their own request, unless such dis
charge was obtained with q view to
re.enlistment or promotion, or trans
fer to another branch of the service,
and the person actually re.enlisted
was promoted or was transferred ac-
cordingly and no bounty shall be
paid whore discharges wsre obtained
parents or guardians ~applicti0ns,
or on the ground Of minority. frame
fer Of interest in this bounty is made
unlawful. The Extra Bounty law Of
Congress is by this act repealed, but
applications for bounty made under
that law will DO considered as 6led
under this act, and will DO used there
under for the benefit Of the applicants.
This bill introduced by Mr.. SchenCk,
is evidently intended to super
sede the Extra Bounty law Of the
last session, ia now in the hands Of
the Military COMMITTEES of the House.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
rWTRtsu for tAs East Tsaa.ssss Union Ylas.l
Letter Prom Hon. II p. Murphy.
NaanxILLH- TnnHnann

NAahftLIAt lhHAb9stnt
Dee. Is, 1906.
TO Ne BStorS Of ne Unioa Hsgs
On the passage Of the act giVisg State aid
10 various railroads ia shs State, The follow
ing snsrdmsnt vas adopted Gnd Is nou a
part Of the Law;
aBsa 6rh~ aaotsd That bouds o. the
Stats, 70 the amount Of one hundrsd thou.
saad dollars, b Issued % TIE Atlantic, Tss-
nsssss sod Ohio Railroad Oompsny for lho
eonstruetion and oompleiion u thar road %
hr ~ he samo AZ situated IN The eouuiy Of
JohAsou and gtsts Of Tennessee aad, also,
that honis Of The State, 70 The anouul Of
one hundrsd sad say thoussad dsllan, bs
lssusd 10 the Wettsfa-Noftb Careless Rail.
rad Conpaay for tbs somDlstioa of heir
road, upoa The can terms a. provided IN Ne
foregoing set."
The former rosd b ~ sslssd ron Ne vlr.
IiSia linz, Il ne dirsstisu 81 lbiurdou, q
Ne Hsuh oasoIias llns, Il ths dlfssaoa q
Oasisia H. lsugb b sbsat tvsuty mis-.
fbs ist,sf Tsad 70 v eistd fion as Terra
Cafoiiua iins, hssf Oautsiiy Iron Wofks, V
JohsssuSr c.stss, D,psl - a. Eat fssssy-
sss saa virgiuis Rsliros4- - . pruio-s
~ u th' L'Oisistsrs, pasist aufins 90
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
rWrtft-a ar ;As East Tsaasss.s Us,oa Flsgl
Letter Prem " ashi1gton City.
WGsEusr0s CrTT,l

$50 " 49,
WAszSsr0s CETT,
Dee. Is, 1855,
EpFrvla TYSON Fg:-YOur paper eoasS
regularly, An4 ! "a regularly send i away 10
IOus LOYAL seal, losEins Aaa ,hirIiinS for PO-
lirieAl tra,h.
Events agH in this great capitol COrgres'
Is quist! and FssOlu,sly at york BpOR the
great problems thrown Upoa il for solution
hATiBg been home and ,akGn Instructions
from the people At tbs ballOt-boT.
The Sufrsgs Bill, for this District, passed
the House yesterday, and becomes a Law as
coon as the President acts. Pie great prin.
cipsl Of The Bin is Loysl SyFtsgs. Il reads
ia substance every loyal male Citizen
twsniy-One years old" &c. Our Franchise
Law readS: Every white, loyal, male" &c.
This may be taken as the deliberate sense Of
the controlling majority Of the American
people. No backward step will be TAKEN.
Emancipation began IN this District in April,
1882, and did not stop until, in lees than
three years, IL was complete, the country
through. SO IL will certainly be with SUI.
rage. Tennessee acted In the matter Of
Emancipation with foresight, and AbeliEhed
slavery within her limits, BY her own Volan.
@ry act. The country, in a thousand ways
discriminating ia her favor a. against the
other States that vent into rebellion, has
given her credit for the sacrifice. Let her
taks early and decided action uyon tho sub.
jet Of the Franchise, and place herself in
harmony With the great Union sentiment Of
The country. Then there Is no way 90 soon
TO put an end 10 Strifs az to settle upon the
great distiHctirs bash Of 10y rally 10 the gov.
srnm snt, continual and unconditional Much
elAmOr WSI made over the testimony Bill,
uhul il became a law. And, passed, there
an end Off So would it be with suf
frsgs.
REORGANIZATION 10 going on. Congress h
EAiting quite patiently to see whether any Of
The Southsrn States will adopt the new
anssinsnt. hthsy do lhsy viii BE- restored,
u not, they will be taken in had The pres.
mt goVsrnmsnts win be set aaids and others
will be Organised upOn the simple basls Of
Ioyal suffrage. The msp who fought for III.
intend TO make IL complete, lud 20
the administration Of Il 10 the ksndS
lie friends. And II the Southsrn people
Efl persist In listening to the eOnusndS Of
he men Who have brought such misery up.
n them, tS'y win have ouly themselves to
saak for The consequence. an rsrv truly
IoarI, -
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On nsiIou Of W. LavTsues Of Ohio, ths
Oommitis o. Pentioas vs. Instructed V 10
quiFe int che sSpstisney of amsuding ~
psndon laws 4 AZ 20 prohdo thatia al eases
Vhsrs II 4 proved 70 The satlshction u
The ConnisslopsrB u Psniions that aBy SOL
der OF The army Of Ne Unltsd States during
ne Fsbelliou died IN aay Ftbol pFlsoa u shall
foF I'll purposes u u aong N such casa1,
be deemed piss sss svidsnesthslsueh sol
dlsr died 81 Ailsase coaifaeisd IN The SER
sies u ne Unissd States ioF We lius u BE
Il. Msyusgt q Tennessee, sstss leave %
in1oints Z fs11lalga - 6Hcrpt Iouneuse
hg1 ihe appiieetion efa Fololhfion Il Ne
lslt earsl6l, figseilng ne Camnliiso En-
Gains y fsI1ct 81 llains ar 1aaafss -
si2..,Z = 80. ~, ssn.s y, ~
e ~ Tea. oi5sets1.
Ihs Hops8 fben, u ~ ninutss pasi fhros
sdiselBst 40 HsBtay ami
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
The MeSsagoAnd Johnson'a Method

Mr.. johnson processes 10 deem Il "a sub
jeet u profound regret that Congress has
Inns far failed to admit loyal Senators and
Representatives" from ten Of The rebel States
This 10 not the case. Congress has not had
the case Of any loyal ssnGlors or Representa-
tiyss from thOSS States before Il, and II has
not acted upon the qualification Of loyalty.
!. has decided ihGI States which hare levied
and carried on waf against the nation shall
comply with certain stipulatlonB before res
torntion TO their former statHa.
Mr.. Johnson assumes that all the eondi-
tionS which are necessary or eoastitntlonHl,
are that the persons chosen for Senators and
Reprsssutatives shall be loyal aAd be cor
tisually asserts that zach House can subject
each member to the tsss Of loyalty undsF he
Constitutional power 10 Judge OF the cleo
lions, ~rstarns, snd qualifications Of lie
member.
Let us look At this, for NJ. Johnsons con-
stitatisnal idsas are not exact or rellabls.
" we dad THAI thls manner Of eKcludiag
traitors from Congress would Be wholly lie.
gAl, We shall strip Jobnsoslhn from the pre-
tease Of yirtaouS severity toward traitors, 70
which u s.fll el'nes, aud lstvs Il IN lie naksd
ugiiaess az simple proposition 70 remove
al disqualification ffom rebels, and open The
doors 81 Cengrsss and The executive ofAess 70
them. And that We shall End Il 80 Il a. cor.
iain q rny demonstrasion Of Teatsn ahd ihU
ed Be.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
Several Families Poisoned by Eat.
ing OiReRned Pork.

ing Diseased Pork.
We find The following, in regard to
diseased pork, in the Louisville Jour.
nal. The man that would sell diseased
meat should DO put in the Psnitentia-
ry-and every good citizen should
aid in his arrest and conviction
A farmer, living in the vicinity Of
Crab Orchard, whoae name we could
not unfortunately procure, killed, for
family use, a few choice porkers from
a 6ne drove Of hogs that he had rails
cd, and sent to some n~eighboring fam.
lilies . few splendid hams a. presents.
Nearly every family to which the
pork had been sent partook Of what
they supposed we're Savory and deli
cious morsels. Early the following
day the members of the several fami-
lies we're taken violently III with al
the symptoms Of cholera. The best
medical skill wAS At once procured,
and every sxertion made TO relieve
the sufferers. The patients suffered,
we are told, intensely, and by night
Eve Of the number had died.
The wife Of the owner Of the hogs
has died, and there are no hopes Of
his recovery, Several others lie In =
very critical condition and are not
likely to survive. naa
The same day on which The hmi.
lies we're attacked, the remainder Of
the drove Of hogs were seized with
Some strange disease, having some.
thing OF the character Of hog cholera,
and neHrly all have died. The occur
renee has caused great excitement in
that section Of the State, and iS likely
TO extend itS influence to others. II
Is we'll that the most extreme caution
Be employed after this sad experience
in the uSe Of pork in the infected diS-
trict.
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~ The a~ssassiR SuFratt, AFTER his escape
frOm Warrington, was furnished with fands
BY SOuthssners residing in Canada, asd en-
ssrsainsd By J. HogaE Of St. Lawrence Hall.
The Government has eOmneneed TO pay
some Of tho beuntisS provided BY what IL
known 40 the Equalization Bounty Law.
PHTEADnLPHlA, DeceEber le.--The ARM
strong eStion mills, 10 Germantown, were
destroyed By Gre last night. LopS, $4,000.
Over one hundred people are thrOWR Out Of
employment by the Gre.
NEN YoRK, December l6-FRIaHTTUL Or
RAsR.--AR atrOciOus outrage was perpetra-
ted early yesterday morning In Brooklyn, By
q gang Of ruflans, who entered q house Oc-
cupled BY q number Of sewing girls, and
having robbed the inmates, seized the terri
Ged women and subjected them to the most
revolving ~indignities. All were outraged In
a horrible manner. Several arrests have
been made.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
From Congress.
wluussrop C,rY. Dec. /

WlGuBsf0S CIR, Dec. 10, IseG
Senator Jones, Of AFkantas, presented bic
credentials, but the Senate lsid then ea the
tabls-Ths Union League Of Norfolk pre-
rented . nsnOhAl protesting agalns. The
policy Of The PRECEDENT and 1skinK for the
appointment Of Of Judge UBdsrwood &c Ter.
FitoFial govsruor-A nunbeF o. unuata-
raliHsd eiiigsn1 presented . psiitisa that thsy
be snirAnehlstd In the District Of Colunbia
20 vel - nsgFoss-A petition ffon Gov.
Wells sad oths1 vac presented praying for
The Tsrritorisllsstios u Louisiaaa. on pre-
esnung u NJ fumbull maao . speech III
isg ihs uosnd that Il vas the Auly u Coz
grsss 70 protect The loyal people Of ths Bsuih.
~A IN ~ fts pfoisciIos 81 smisrAais 10
Wis eounty vas fofsfgsf 70 The a~ppfopriats
Osnminaa-Ths rsg ~ fha psDf ~ eitIks
vho yea lteif lives eul 81 wslhilg I've
beam q dag for 1900 oaIufaa, n ooylTn-
nlut e4eef, y ~ incEsasai~-A IN vs.
islfstpe.4 = tqusI|ls ~ natIoaal 1ank
cslfsney ~tslgashoat - Uail11 Bi1lsA "a
prsaspl tha eslst taS nsl snslanb pan Il
~ onoahl luu11~~Iha tni ~ ~ ~
ni1risa Il t3s ~ gi1is n Hsbrsets kss )
hast ans % r. 49, " tbt uSsbtk sstn
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

Dec IL, 1855.
FRrEEu GAISHAM Enclosed you will find
three dollars, and sccspt my thanks Rhd best
wishes, and hope you NAV prosper in your
enterprise. can speak for myself: the FaGs
is always 4 welcome ~ViSitant and al lecspta-
bic guss, with u.s. an trying to get up a
elub here for your eIcsllsn, and patriotic Or-
gan.
Wen, old elosSt is still righ, aide up. We
have SOM 10 or IL Radical elsSI in the
county, Snd are StIll forming OthsrS every
week. Al that have bseA organised are at
work And prOSPsring Jet, there are three
elements here, VI which the my Policy"
party is composed rsbs, eOpperheAds,And 80
called CniOn IsS bat when we look AZ :he
named party, il is no biscuit matter TO
AesSuns for their being any Policy" meA,
they asyer we're found more than true In
Of hssi. YOurS very truly, r. B. P.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
East Tennessee RailroadS-Impor-
tAnt Connection.

The ~CinCinnAtI, Oumbsrlaad Gap, and
Charleston Railroads, projected several years
ago, 10 esvOting It's msAnA and energies 70 its
Southern connections with great industry
and success, under the vigorous management
Of Mr.. Q. Z. CArriger, the President. He ID
now building the road from NOrriStOwn TO
Paint Rock, on the North Carolina line,
where he will be met BY the Western North
CarOlina lines, and carried to ASbsViIl0 and
Saulsbury, and be thus placed in immediate
connection with the entire uystem Of North
Carolina, and, through a link in process Of
construction between ASheviIle and Spar
.eRburg, with that, also, o! South Carolina,
concentrating At Columbia, KingSTills and
Branehfille.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

pFsSoas s%sSSlOa, the State hNs GaAraA,ssd ths
issuance q honda 70 said rqaaa 70 ~
amount q $4,000 70 tbs nilS Mhsn az.
same shall NJ graded and reaaF n, tha au-
psrSsrnctqFa. The East Tenasssns Ahd Ws
tern North c~hrOliRa road 4 AbOnt tssnly-avt
miles in length. These roads then have
State aid TO the amount Of shout $is,Oso per
nile, and, 70 would usen n proper energy
be used, Win soon be comPlsisd and 10 ran
ming order. Most rsspsestally yeup ebsalsnf
%serTant, m fa KsP. XgRsnfT.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

This lS the kind Of reconstruction he 10 Ia
boring Tor. II the PFeaidsnt'S rebel policy
aasessds, act only win HnIssd States olaesrs,
cIyil and military, whe participated In the n
rscalye bounty ana back pay, but Ola
JsF win Suceessfully apply for damages ga.
sFsa 10 hts capture sDd ImpriSoumsnt. this
VIII be The natural sequence Of 50 foul, at
and reasonable q project ~ my
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
twrlt,sn Sr tho East Tsansssss Unlsn TiaG.l
Letters From Blount County.
BLOUHf CouHTY, TsHNraSBs, I
W nanomhas ~ race

lWFitten Af We A4t AenANAaNt unlon Atnk.l
Letters From Blount County.
BLOUHf couHTY, TENNESSEE, I
December II, 1866.
Epiron Caisa Flag Probably the read
srS Of your ,Gcsllehl paper wOuld like to
hear from the p~Atriotic cOSnsy Of Blouut.
We have radicals, cOppsrAeads, rebels and
conservatives, all, to deal with here, and
SOM Of the latter are rather rsueh custom
sFs. We have radical elsbS organised in
every district in the eouRty, snd every day
our ranks are inersASiqg.
We have some eOpperAsAds in tAiS COunty
who fought braTely (PsrGqPs) 10 che Federal
army, but they arc few and far between.
Some Of these EenAlsmen showed 6ght a
little, and gSS greet bH when radical clubs
were being organized but they were given
to understand that, Notwithstanding thsir
bravery was not dOnbsed, others had " smSlt
guBpowdsr."
At present, "Sll is quiet" There was q
slight skirUiSh on Nails Greek, last week, in
which Cspt. OTIS head was broken and his
forces rspulssd, but on The arrival Of rs-iD-
fOrcenen.S the enemy was routed and 0sn.
Patty captured, @.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
Talarranhin aummarH.

Governor Fletcher, (RAdical) Of Missouri,
In consequence Of a portion Of the State
being infested by TSbel robbers And muir.
dsrsrSi Who defy or have ibs sympathy Of the
local authorities, has called ont the militia,
t~Wsn,y-four companies Of cavalry and ten
companies Of infantry, to protect persons and
property, ahd execute legal process.
The troops at Fort Laramie have been or
dered 10 Texas.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
Ran road committeeman,


The Governor has appointed Gen. L. 8
TroWbridgs, 4 ComnlSSiOnsr on the part Of
State, 10 eo-Opsrats with the tive Commits.
SiOnsrS spPOintsd By Presidents Galloway
and Brannsr, 70 settle the diasuliss between
the two East Tennessee Railroad COnpAhiss
and the Government. Gen. TrOWhridgS Il .
very suitable man for the position. He win
have innusncs .. WlShingtOn Ia tbs Depart
meat whore the settlements are 70 BE- nads
Besides, he was In the Survics here all The
time iheSs rOSds we're hdld By the osvern-
nsnsr and was familiar with che extent %
Which they were ussd. Part q the time he
was acting - Provost Marshal General
KAOx Wtfe.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
VIrRiuaa.

VHNAuaas
That vide awake progressive Journal, The
ChariSttsVills. 0Ag04isis, does up Virginia
In this wio6. 1917
"Ths thiukIae Of virginia Tor thirty ysass
has been al (4iss swingilo eireuustaheesth
State Whssls got into . false fut, aud tbefs
tbsy ua-uniil The hnal tnash. We ought
70 have besa "a eapfrh lone ago. Eagland
u he ~bsginuloE o. he eightsehlh csntuFy,
vas divided IN sontlnsns bstHesn NE Tor
lee sd Ne Whirs--tts B~oiliasbrokst Ae
0rmoads, the AttsfbuFios and Ne 0omorsets,
ths HAliihEss, TIE Towussnds, thsBJaahopes,
F~oTtanatsly sfoR Baglana, ths r~sactlonafy
philosophy % ne ed Jtsobllss fnally sae-
oumbsd 70 ne liberal sbd saliahtsnsd pol.
lley Of The great Wig minitlsig hat Ialsd
Ne eouuiEy throughout he csnisfy.
U~nf1IlunaielT fsr YIrElni8i lho Jatobltsa
party prevailed hsr,-Ho mean Z eiasa ol
is4iss1sn Nhcss esasnl opinloas usss itsu-
tieallg fhege 81 ~ JasotIla e. xefy party u
0fsat A1tlnn4 IAsy esls i8ligldlsiS ef
wsrnl ehlTnlrDan tempsfauanA uhu. az nDt
iege ne fapt, luh8 ttllalIf - . nee u
u1ng rt1asnln, 9hs abhefl1t eh6at8, We
f1lesltl % ueil It anet|lsfy. Ihla
sc1col 81 AqBGht 0lglf1tt VITI1h@a19
t1IlF itlll 8ni f1Isu ~. 15tanIn ~
gts91Itt fpAfr1 ~ a. asl AZ a III1 u
Fsrflast5 n19 sLnIngt al haftg ctaefsl
u Basite4 ~ ~ 49,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

~ The minister Of the United States Of
Colambla has made = demand on the Gov
eFAmsnt for The rsstoration Of the steamship
Bolivar, aud Il 10 probable she will be given
up 70 Der owners Without further delay.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21
Nav rohnnnn Oman.

We have received the 6rst number Of a
new weekly newspaper just started in Greene.
vile, Tennessee, It is devoted to the ad7O-
caey Of my Policy" The mechanical eTe-
cutiOu Of the paper iI its distinguishing fsa-
surs, being very neat, shd having the smell
Of the United States Treasury. In the Issue
before ne, We see that our friend IsGas B,
Self is upon the masthead as PubliShsr-
also, that Ike B. Self / Co, have 4 small lot
Of goods for Isls-AlsO, that l. B. Self / Co.
have a lot Of pop-eraeksrJ for Ssls-slsO,
that another Self is Postmaster in Greene
vile. With these lights before ", 10 there
anything marvslOus in styling this rev paper
= S,lfa concern? 70 0SsnJs, he. BAsg
away!
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GEoRorA.
]. T. CA2IHR, 80
II NJ IN TGm


8Nn4voNop N
VTOULD RESPECTFULLY TEAM
wv friends, patrons And lhs Psels
orally for their very liberal and e1i'l.ni
rouagoj and hopes, By thorough, a
Ing bis professional services, be Wne
70 meslt thsir patronage IN ths ietsls
aboFo named place, where BE- d, 80
lie practices, and would b pleased s
ell WhO sntFuSt their teeth 70 Bio 90. -.
Ing last Fsturnsd from The Easter M
where be purchased a, satife Dew ia [,
and n~echAnical outfit, togetbef 90
eholee aelsetlen Of tbs best maisii. I
70 the PrOfssllohS and hayiug lseoIsa
The mest approved inpFoyemeng ni
Ing Operations IA toe moat ncionths
feels sanenine ihal Ne win b ahlsr IA
With an ~exisnslTe experisnee o. d
ten ysars' pfaeties, 70 give iahsi,eN
operations which he may peffofn. r.lk,g
TEETH inserted % Ne yeieanis 80
Bass, Gold and Bilvps. 20 W., ,rg.
special attaniion Of thogs who ~ a
Oar fnnTn 70 he HabbtF DAsotg n
stsOiaas supsrsrity Ovsr ~ oih9 ~ -
o. offered lor that PURPOSE. " 49, -
perfectly adaptsd % ne guns.
iiFearikf ~ n 10 light And ven
Il easily kspt slstn-sveet ?
thSiasia. n das sof tsd nv
Cola Baos.s Indeed, ~ who efe Il =
AFtiaefnl Tosih, and ibose whe We ~
asrvai thair natural onsg, can hap ~
Dc Lsssf Pre- by spplylrg nyucL
oA1fRnanTFTAb OffN
HoVb 1888 J~oBbssorei
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

BOsToH, December 1.-THE prlvstsSr rs
telle 10 not tho oply Feniaa vessel AAoAt,
Fears are sBteTtAlnea for the Britiah steamer
Cuba, which lsn Liverpool on the lbs In
slant.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

Godey's Fashions for January represent
30 many pretty ladies shat we shouldn't be
Surprihed II the young men bought the sup
ply Of Cooley for the pietursS Of the pretty
fAcea,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-21

HfHD-AdBgT8-eIB V s1oe PBR
U MONTH iof glauenpa, eud Sos =
SIS 81 lallsa, eyuywAefA % lltrstaes Ne
ofnnon usnaa Fo6liy sewing haehlns, 10
pgss4f aut fqlloblf1. u win hsn, ftil,
sslish. sniII, hIn4. brad, anf pnbrsiAtf
b,uatil fIias enly ~ nahing ~
slfsi'a laf1 nIIrh. 81 faIJ Nar1nllf NJ
ftlss ylsfr. We ~ - ah,Fa rnlll, 81 2
c~cn.a|4II1n, h1n shiEh taIrs ~ lmoaai
"a b. NIt1 Af1ra1f of clIi o. q low
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