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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Geabtng GtIcnba + II.
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@rpes Sauptlinic pom 9icrbsn unb gprtwfs
fen fir YalaptIrbia. 9teu gorf, 9tsapine. Ir.tS'
pillc, 3amaQua, aitlanb, eetanpn, allsntcwn,
@allcn &C., &c.
3iss rrrIa1cn 5arridturs fir 9lru gJcrf ipe
fclet: lin 800, 7,25 unp 9,05 @ormittnse,
unb 1 AS uno 900 giadmittaas, unp Iongt In
gsrf an Tim 40 llGg unp 10 90 8crmiaas,
unb $40 uHO 1926 gia6mlttass, prrtinbn
iih nit dbuliden trains arf Ter psnniploania
@lisntatn. S6taff1lrsn bs8iGten bic g. 90 une
9.05 ScrmiIta9 2rainS. prrr rc6lttr.
Gerlalfm 0arristurs fiir 8eating IcltspiGs,
3omo 4,a, MinuariGs. aibtanb, Yiac @rcvt,,
AlIrntowa urb YbiIobrptia um 35 8prmlt-
taas, unb AS unb o 90 9fahmittas3, baIlrn
an IN 2etarpn unb ben Sauptiiatiprfn. Die
900 Scrmttds Sran madt feline nate 8trhtn'
curgtr fdr YeitsptGs iefstr fir YbIatslgtia.
Cir Yottsplr. StupiFin 6aprn uno Iutsru
iitsr tcn Sduylf.ll rnp Susauebanna 91ailrcao,
perldst 6ar,isbur9 nm 90 yIathmttaas.
,3MGdfsGrfno GsrlaiIcn gieu. 9Jort UNI Q 90
Mprgrns, 1900 NVitta9S uno 500 Nahmit-
tags, Gbilaeepbta um 8 GO Nrrsens unO
$50 NodmltagS Wrttspille Urn 8 80 Wcr.
gems une 2 AS NaGmitta9s: @ib!anb 90 unb
1 [ as EcgmitiaaS une I 5 9lafmttags ga
maaua I'M 7.37 Wrra,ne une 40 gadm.
ghlGst goittrUe fir SarriSSurg, iiter ben
Sduglta une SHequeIaHna 8ailrrap, I'M a 5
Natbmittdl9.
&eaping geepmptdticns. Sus @elGet 9tsa
cns UNI $50 gcrmittass unp fcbrt TINT A so
Nafmittaae bon Ytlaeslpbia surGd.
Columbia gisntabn'3i8e oeridlIrn Strafina
UNI 6,i5 unb gcrmittass, fiji epsrata, Git 3,
Saneaiier, Columbia &C.
lin Sonrtearn:
@srlafm Neu'gorf um 8 GO glaGmitass.
9babsipbta UNI 3, 5 9lGGattaaS. Yctteplls
800 Sprmittaes. 9amaaua um Gormit.ca5.
6arrieturs um 9.05 Surmttase. 9tsattns um
1 .00 Mcrstns fir Sautsbur9, unp 1882 Gors
phtas5 fiir Neu. g'rf.
Communication, Writeu. S6ul. Scrisn uno Gr
eurFcn Sidets gu tcratseIsbt btsn Yrsi1sn rrrrsn
ausgsesten naa urp BON alien Gurftcn.
80 pfure G'fpad pIre ieSsm paiia9irr eslautt,
unt Gb'ds taidr 9rgstsn.
9. Il. 9titols.
@sn. Sapt.
Urcmtrr 10, 1865.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
uebereineommen Der gambler fir oas
Saaraelbs sSnlfen1.

Die untsr16ristenen 8otlenbdnbIcr Der Stabt
aGsntcwn iinb ibnelnssfommen, BON tsutissn
Sage an (Dse. II. 1862 ibre &otI,n nur fir
SaarSslb 3u psrfaufen; satItar bem atlisf'rn,
babel aber BIG prsis 70 nkbrts 81 tattrn, ipie MIR
|mSsltd, NIT bem ausfridiiGsn 9sraanpnib, tob
q lie bensls DEN preis fir jete
|Scrte &otlen furbsrn. SUlts Ysricnsn nod,
welde pdarsnb einrs Satrc5 mtbr ols 25 9On
men Sotltn brauGen, fap rift In bic otsr
|8aarsele' '8esel sinseitlufen, lcne.rn fSnnrn
| 80 Sage Gr'fit srbaItsn. Die preils Der JtcB
;sn inb fiir biefen Mcnat pis foIsl:
Gtesnut. .&ctlsn, ssltfrt SO 90
iStUps.8cblen unb srS6rre 20. 900
8sSsust unIere Sanrl4rift cisicn ten Gag
Seesmter 1865.
Sonas Sod. g. 81. .Glere1,
Sbarles 8i4ltns, 6. W. Mrb
.. 3. StclB, 2enb unb 3cder,
.. 9B. S&ua, S1ger unp SCtn.
I0entpipn. Drtsmfer 10. na3in
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
NaasiSdDe NreSEcss.

gBir falren fort bic Yreiien unfersr Nadrsn ~
rrtu,rsn. rad ren Neu 2Icrf unp gtuobfpbia
MGytlsn, sltib wis paS Sob in gclunisn, bas
zen mir aud bic grriie unIsrer 0aarsn rsbuSirt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Safubren /! Safubrem!
Seller Il. 8rD.
g % n, c leu g TOD
Gin gldnScnbrr Stof BON @aaren
fh;rffiA f;ir

Gin slanSrnber Stof BON @aaren
fdidlit fir
Sed.citss uno Dcburtstasc.6 .6aben.
Ssbt III bic Brit UNI tdar gnfdvfe su MAIDEN.
Der Strd 1T sar5ttt nsu.
2dbifs unb Gents splbrnen Safutreu.
gBir taten boS feinfr a6crtcmsnt bon QaSles
unS Gents suleerrn Sadutrsn, ras iemals mad
Nuentauh 9stra6t rurte.
Spn Siisernen SaGuGrrn
tatcn pr tos 9rSSts GfortSmsnt cas mon iemals
81 =tu aN1n;ogn 9debsn baf. 98ir babefl
itTTSgSe aud bie terGhmr Gm.ritanibc Cad.
IT. JGsubr on lSarb, mic ollie Gmlsn ron
sS.s.~S2zssssT &n9li'tbfn uno Sbwtiisr. Sadabreu,
lb diob fUr 9uttn uno sRdeben.
sSn Su(uclcuo
llt6trtrsfTlu mir olIs6 in Suanritit uno 8srTtie.
penNcit rcr lestsn Str(n. Situs uno bttItbe Gtrle
ron edoiss rcUtn SttS ron
2pcncm, Sbrrimae nnb Bracelets,
edpies II. 8ent's feline eoloene &etten,
Gent's flberne &ettsn, -
8cnt's Scarf Spe(lcn,
edoiC5 9o!oencn Bin9erbGte,
unb cine erS5s &rrdieesnbsit rem fIbsrnsn Ginger
bitten, IedlItes, &eultbnalIsn, CHARMS, &iuas ron
rarem uno lhS asn ontpgrf, blf9lstbrn fsn Gcmci,
ntn SEa. uro Cine 9lcFl GnIhiteGnttit anesr'r
Satsn. 81 rtsliad 81 mslrtn.
Gpn @plbfrbcrn
botSn mir sin 9yc5ss Nfcrttmput. Gbsnfaus aotStne
une t9trnc oolofrS por irosr Mt Ihidiib 'tir bic
edstes pne Narnfleute,
G'rahti9c Siftcrraaren.
Sn ticfsm 5atts ublrtrift unisr etet in Suarti:
tat uno &srthCNenbsit pcn Shen, aucs pas nod
bis oobsr in pieiir s.aet cFsrirt muros, uno fam
nibt Gsbl'n, eGn mtiR Gtci5fftsn su tsfrtspisrn.
SSoue Set6 u,n Sbee Scts.
8ud!n &6rte,
GrG1te &6rbe,
Gators.
S;ilter Garb Stanos,
Silber 9itdbets,
&abm &eber,
SDrup &anrcn,
Salt Ge(lars, &- ...s
Sob uno Sfubp,
9nirte Splfer e0Hel,
gifle @oteln,
Butter W}eHern,
&bae, DeiItrts uno
3iit!ofel, &c.
Gjote unb lilbernc Srilleu
hat.n p;r sin ercGss aFertlmcnt. esute tSnncn
fb bier eie bsfsn pablsn, uno ap Ron ben f.lbicus
Gtlln StrisE.
llbren llbren. ltbren!
9Hir boten has arSftS aiiOltsncnt an Sanb. tas
neh emas bier gum ScrtGuf an9sbotsn nuree. -
9euts bic cine quite llbr batfn rpclltn. tGnnn bier
nd tie ousrbslts saufsn. sic fnc aus pcn ben
nGuffsn StMsn.
gSir botsn cub Gin srciTis afcrtmsut BON Sano
sBaoren an Sono, iu rpetlduftis su mdo.n.
9tusbclcrunsen.
Ssre Nrt Satutrsn, gHantubrsn unb Suwslsn
pGrrCn aus9ctsiisrt uno rparrantirt.
Seller u. Sro.
G5sbentt Den Tloe. S'subaro's alter Stano, Gc,
81 9Heii oamiltcn Str., alIsutomn pa.
s. Seller. g. 9. Seller.
December 10, 1865. ralS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
Cabinet Sr0eln.

Die Niaicn uno Samtin Gabintt Srstln,
pkrsis r1lii'csnsn stptm, hsrssrAtet fir tss
lise unp Wsltlde Duff, fir $50 bic $500 isrs.
Gin unb iinfiis aolesrs ptsr Ttnus Nspalltn,
pter anrsre prtmum rureen Ssnislben ;uHfarnt.
9autyits GatalcBusn frsi. Areub: N tai . n
unit 5amlin, golrn, ppr " . n
8rotbsrc G, 9leps gorf.
Stpttmtsr, 10, 1865. nal 8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
8Aucr1l feDct bier!
afesfaatneu! sllccfaan,cm !!

SsIttINN6WtFE rtNtN TttNNEtH
Der llntstseidnttc tsr trn jttnIdamrn. 8fa1s
iaamsn uno 6imoItYIaamrr Sanest ftan friibsr
bftrirtsr, unp lenc 6urten rats rs6t ttbarbelt
Sat, sitt tisrbur6 Naayitbt, zap CT bac rGmtte
@eIGdit wieesr srpeartIo tsttri6sn mivt, unp
INNER be tStfsn NnrFtprcir fir ale tsIe
Soamfn tf;atlt. urb bntei als QHiprsdents
polltcmmsn ~ tsirjssi5cn Fh teltrebsn mirp.
Grin gOfnl III In Der g8sIt 6amiltcn :StraGe,
iGtas sSssniiter BON 6aRentuh'S gaiibauie.
GDaylee Sbriifmon.
HCe. IA. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
,per ,9)atrioi" Dn6Ifobr.

9H tcm .,9atrrt" 9uA7p6r III Iosten rim
pya6!polieS g1crttmert rel.ein9 9:fauftsn @ate
au5aspaft pClren-sin iarerertr 9irfauf wit
0iee rUb ME stiGcter-unb ,rpar prn alem par
IN fice SAD 8sbtyt 10 ME rcd rir!e anrsre 4r.
ttfi bic rteSem ndt bel ms scpaitrn worpsn
fnb. gs III fabcr j,Bt Cure 3sit. @ui.t an
unc nrttelst fir gud frttf Ino 9br soerpct finn
Den, rob @ass gang bldg Sum Ssrfouf angelo.
ten wito, une toS er lib turdaus ron Ntsmanb
unisr Ssrtaufsn idbt 9rsriTrt ben Srt niGt,
nda!ia9 Sc. 81 SEsli 5auiilUn Strass.
8. s.. Sboabs, Iat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
WeQ}g Gutter
... ........ iu
Ne1ttltger It. Sbeimer'S
Galammntb StObr.
Sebt lptrb'S bencr !
Gie brHrn Sreilc iinb ousgcpiIat!
e9tDea Gag ftlpas 11rnrs !
Gie brtcn Srcile linb ausDepiI9t!

Gin BrrBes uS3pw" III 9teninger unb
Shrimsr's Stpbr!
yFir butsn icctsn tei BEN srcBsn gerfSufrn
in gpfcn, Neuscrf unb Yblatrlptta Gntauie
semotbt ; mir taten unlern S;rbr nit peIen
wOtlfsilsn geaaren sebranst Upl ssIpsft. unb
fiibren unIsr gcrtaten NIT tntiputenpen 3ifsrn
an unlrrn @dte,n aus. gSir tsatIttssn feine
trcrc prnbltrsisn gu MAIDEN, mic rree Sauf fsute
tbur nit urlsru Bortsn tspsilen mir bic Sanbs
lung, rpsltes jerssmal am tcFen III.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
yeibenbc GCDct Bier !


Sclts bic an tcr eGipFntn @rr (pits5) let,
ben, wirp es tsrstb irtucn ;u perretrsn, soe
cin Whtrl. relGss firie iIilisc 8ramteit urf fell.
tar trilt, s,funrm mp,cen III. - Sc III bies bic
Icssnannte pils.gRwigl. uup Der Undergraduate
farn 3eusniifs rU,lsssr, rap er Ihcn Suntsrie
pon Yuionsn ramit erttit BAT - uno ca bielt
5batIafs nun in unIuer llmscaenb bsfanHt ae.
!rolpsn IT, 70 ipu6sn aud taslia pisle eerenre
flir pabrlte pcr.
Dian ntGIt brics terliGe urb crprptte Ohts
tel In rem Sudlrbr ,um Gsha Gaunlp patiiut,
an ben @afbdplsrn Der Serrsn G6nrd unb Sa'
scntu6, 70 pie tsi bem Snpcs. .untrrS,itneten, in
Der 7tsn Strabs, in glIsntaun fsltf. sSic aut
lei @eprse 8einbnrpt, 2rumtausreplae, Whlfcrb
1aunlGip, guds Gaurtp.
9epi &ubn5.
Sanuar 2. 1866, r03N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
llnipn Gesenieitise
SSeuer 8erft6erunaS

8eIelllbaft bon eeba County.
Dirie neus Ofisa6aft f orsaniRrt, UNI 81.
ssntbum scssn Saluii BON 5suer su psrfhern,
uno Dat bereits cine un G ne 9aIbr
VI atpnS Stalsr msrr9 tflIflbrn snli6.
frt.
Oireftoren:
.. s. ga1an. Dapib @rtman,
esSi eiatsnralInr, Samutl s. SiTtsr.
@'spr9e Tctb, Samuel Sieetr,
5ranrlin q. Midtp, g8iltam Wtat,
SoIrpb Warflsllrr, @epr9e 2lprpis,
SuI'pb 0aumsr, Sanfcrb Sspbsn,
SrntbiQe gotr
2. g. DaIiian, prafiSsnt.
Drnepillr Ucnfr, Srhrrtar.
Gepi EidtsnmaIInsr, Sbabm.
Surpepors.
2csi 2ldtrrwalner, Srfrlertprn 9. ..
Mcice Sid. Ileut> mn, -
6. g. gtff @rff's I,
SANFORD Stephen. Gprrrstura a.,
Gtaeple goter, SrCrlertcwn -
@amuel 9sr6, Srsicc,6pttle, gicrtb 60.
Terfpntn Die itr gigerttum psrftsrt ,u tatsn
wtniGsn, fBnnsr l& an trB'nS rinsn Der ptigsr
SgrutYprs msnten.
NuJul IS. 1865. rO6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-01-09
SuGbinberet.

Ter llntSr5eitnste ma6t Dem acet,tsn InG'
lifum In Der Statt &lsntaun unb umscscrb CT
ectenIie Gn,cise sab rr nod INNER isin @jltdft
am alien Stantplaes fprttttrsiSt, une ;,plr in
rer 5tsn Strabe, unnrit Dem Gefduenib @'etdu z.
te.--a0rc or fsrsit IL ieinsn altsn 6unpsn nit
Der trHen unt tiaieRsn arbsit gu tsrisnrn.
q. 8.--Gt piro tsi ibm aud alts grteit 70
gut ale neu ermaht. Gr ii tanftar fir biz IT,
beate llntnfGBans unb trfft auf itrnrrsn gu"
ipru6.
Gonifontin Sinotr.
Gttrmtrr 10. ra6W
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
Tha Naxf cnnpraas

The Fortieth Congress Of the United States
will be the ablest and most radical that has
ever assembled in Washington City. And
that Is not all, the members of Congress are
pledged to make treason odious, 10 make
traitors take back seats aud stay there--that
toyal men shall reconstruct this Government.
aud that loyal men, white and cOlOred, shall
be protected in the South IL it takes q stand
ing army at every city, town, and village and
county in the South 10 do IT, And, We say
to our Rebel agitators this 10 not all, II you
force the Government to keep standing ar
mics to protect her loyal citizens, your prop
prty will be taxed to foot all the bills. Is
not this right Olso2 Should not those who
dance pay the hddler7 You have triAed
with the feelings and interests Of Union men
long enough; you have trod upon the bleed
ing heart o. this great Nation quite too long
already. Magnanimously did this Govern.
ment propose to pardon you: to restOre to
you your forfeited privileges to receive you
back Ns Wondering prodigRls, but the best
robes placed upon your persons, rings upon
your fingers, shoes upon your feet, and the
killing Of the fatted calf did not satisfy you,
nor harmoniEe your vindictiVe passions; ia
your unbrldled ambition, unparalleled in
gratitude, and diabolical hate, you have even
dared to set your iron heel Of despotism on
the necks Of the loyal men Of the South, and
have sought to grind them to powder ! you
set at defiance the Flag Of your county you
heap yonr curses on the loyal Constitutional
Congress OF the United States; you hurl
your thunderbolts Of defiance At the great
loyal, American people, and for their bless
ingH you return curses for their kindness,
you return hate and revenge your impu-
dsnce, your arrogance, your base ingratitude
are all withouta parallel in the history Of
the world; kind words and kind acts have
failed to bring you to the stool OF repent
Hnce, and seeing that you have treated the
clSmency of the Federal Government with
contempt, and have thrown yourselves for
protection on the policy of traitor whom
you most intensely despise, while you ac-
cept his policy, you mast, abide the destiny
Of the traitor and his corrupt policy, the fate
Of both will be settled BY the loyal people Of
this country and the righteous verdict made
out and sent forth to tho world by the 18th
day of November, 1866. Roll on.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
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other publication that has come under our
notice. Boston Courier.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
From tho Knu.rIlls wiz
Another Rebel Letter.

Now, When the CopperiOh"son scriblers
are making war upon Judge Butler charging
bim with having been rebel, it is quite re-
freshing to read their private letters Of 1861
in which they represent the Judge as the
leader of the Union party n Urrtr East Ten.
nessee. Hear DAVID KiiEmilIer in bis appea
to Gov. HarriS-and David was one OF
Isham' spies; p t'rr
TAYLoRsvILLE Tenn, May 30, 1861.
Mr. HARRls---Dtar Sir Ia com Jliance with
request ofthe Secession parry Of Johnson
county, propose giving yoI some Of the
praftcal operations Of UnOnsm here. There
are bnt few Sec ssonists IN this and Carter
county, and from present indications and
threats are not likely to be many. The con-
dnct OF the Union party Is to tOlerable TO be
borne. They are threatening the lives Of the
Secessionists, and have already, without and
provocatIon, leveled their guns on them, and
would have shot had they not been prevented
They gay the Government has promised to
sustain them and protect them, and from the
best Information | can get from them, they
must be holding correspondence with Lin
coin. Many Of them ayOw that they wiz
light for the North They are led by Mr.. But
Ter, the Representative of this county, whose
conduct has not parallel IN the South. The
I'm ion men In this and Carter county are at
least nine 10 one in the majority. They held
ameeting a the other day, at which they pass
ed resolutions never To have anything to do
with secessionists, entirely discard them.
They also appointed delegates 20 convene at
Knoxville this week to pass resolutions in the
event East Tennesspe yOtes down Secession
TO secede from the rest OF the State. ! look
for = civil war among rs here unless change
They are making efforts in thaE direction.
Tie SecessionistS will have TO leave here or
submit. You have no idea what we have 20
eudure, Can We not receive protection
have not exaggerated. If the Union party
knew was writing 10 you concerning them,
keep down Suspicion. Yours with respect,
DAVID KITzNILLER.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
Rebel Opinion of Phil Sheridan and
Union Generals.

General Phil. Sheridan grew, during the
war" says the Union Springs, Alabama,
Times, Of August lst "to be quite notorious
His blood is lrish and, being an Irishman,
be was full of fight lie commanded Irish
men, They would fight. Hence, in an army
Of Yankee blue-bellies, who were most splen-
didly drilled in retrogRde tactics, and against
man whose taste for peach brandy was
stronger than his sense Of duty, this little
fve-feet-eight of resolute Fenneganism made
some reputation. We rather liked the little
fellow on account Of his pluck, and were
glad to see him promoted, even ia an army
Of crayens and thieves. He studied hard at
West Point; he behaved well IN Washington
Territory, and II pleased us 10 see him escape
the paternal pick and shovel which had con-
tribnted largely to the internal improvements
Of Ohio.
Why, then, has he spoiled all by his fool
ish show Of authority? Why has he proved
to the world that he is only vulgar ditcher
nj heart after all, aud that bis high rank is
not the reward Of merit, but the uiere result
of fOrtntOus circumstances This is really
too bad. We have hencefOrth 10 ackTow!-
edge these Yankee hyhrids as cOuntfyuPn,
and il would be gratifying to Southern gem
llemen tU know that some OF thrm had just
claims to decency and -espect. But one by
one, leaders Of the Northern army show
themselves To ba only blackgurds aud hag-
CARTS. ,sea
Butler turned thief at the start Tnrrhin
was natural horn imp of prrdition Thorn
as has displayed remarkable PITT &c for
giving white peoples churches to bis black
| betters; Sherman found the torch more
| cOngeninl weapon TO his uukuighdy nature
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
The calamity at Quebec.

The magnitude Of the calamity which has
recently fallen on the city Of Quebec, in Cam
ada, is such as TO appeal powerfully to the
sympatby OF all humane people. At o'clock
on the morning Of the l4th inst, fire broke
ou, In the house Of one Trudel, grocer, on
St. Joseph street, and by o'clock the same
evening large district of the city, compri-
ninv about two thousand three hundred hous-
es. seventeen churches and conyents, and a
number Of other buildings, were reduced to
ashes, leaving nearly twenty thousand peO-
Dle destitute Of home or shelter, The cir
eumstances connected with thssconnagra-
,ion seem to have been a. unfortunate As
could we'll be imagined Il appears that the
locality in which the fire broke out was built
M pr' nripally with wooden houses, ard with
such infammable material as to accelerate
the uroQres Of the flames. There was de-
Law OF nearly an hour in getting the ire en-
VineS TO work, owing to some dificuly in Ad-
instinQ the hose or obtaining a supply Of va
Ter. During this time the 6re had extended
rsnidly and dozen houses were 10 h,mes.
nv haif-pnst o'clock the number had been
increasee 10 eighty. and an hour later 70 one
hundred and hfly. Everywhere the hre seems
10 have 70 nd the most lnhammable material
10 feed upon, and was famed to fury by tile
high wind, which, by the dispatches, blew
,in Rnsts from every direction starting
three separate CONGREGATIONS IN opposite d.
rections after one entire district had been re-
duced to a waste Of Smonldering ruins.
In extent this disaster exceeds that which
occurred at Portland Maine, little over
three months ago, and the SuheriugS entailed
by il &ill be greatly aggravated by the rigorS
Of the climate and the season. Winter has
already commenced, and the terrOrs OF q
Quebec winter to those who are unproTided
with comfortable homes are enough to make
one Shudder even to thiak Of Entire fami'
lies have doubtless lost their all, scarcely
.aying a change Of clothing for the rapidi-
ty with which the Gre spread could have Civ
en- little time for the rescue Of movable prop
erty from its ravageS. Were the number oi
unfortunates small, they might be cared fo'
by their own community but the disaster Is
Of Such extent a. to render adequate rslie
impossible without assistance from othei
places. 1t is one Of those sweeping ealami'
ties which calls Tor charity on the most sI
tended scale, and the near approach OF colo
weather renders il important that all the as
rslance that can he given should be render
ed as promptly as possible.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-11-02
p @ B e e Y.
The Boys in Blue'r are Coming.


~ uoSERT RAwtRR, EsoR., or wiLtfAMIPoRr, PA.
They arc coming Andy johnson s host of I" Boys 10
Blue"
and true;
Not now With cleaning bayOnst and roll Of martial
drum.
Bat armed with ballot for the Right In peaceful ranks
they come.
To shield the starry flag they bore from traitors hand
They are coming. Andy JOhnuOn--A host OfBeyS in
Blue.
They are coming, Andy JOhnSon--tho loyal Boys in
Blue,
From Maine and New nanpshirs, aud tho Bay State
ever true;
Rhodeys shore,
From the hOmeutsadS Of Connecticut the hardy Veiran'
pour, ~
As late when flashing DER tho And the news OF sum
They are coming, Andy JOhH'On-th' loyal Loyal Boys
In Blue.
They are coming, Andy JOAn'on-h' earnest Boys in
From the shop and mill and forge and Geld the stead
fast and the true.
Tho heroes Of the Empire State despite her rseTsAn'
Who turns 10 shame and mocEsry tho good deeds he
has done,
To spurn With wrath the 1oau false, the fathle''
They are coming Audy JOhnSon...Iho earnest Boys in
Blae.
They arr coming Andy Joh''en''''h' ''''rAh' Of the
From the grand prairie, and their AEsItho finest and
the best;
From the broad rivers whose strong WaVeSbsar joy
Gus 70 the sea,
M Ia A
They sre coming, Andy JohnSon..'thS vetraa' Of the
West.
They are coming Andy JOhn'On-'-iho frssm'O o.
To uAys the pIiie ,hsy Won With blood from Treason
From tie White House TO Lake Michigan they've
heard your wonton speech ,.,,--,-,-.,
To seTa and threats and cuT'ea loud this PLAIN resP"ns
they teach;
"By the memory Of AntietAm and Lookout Mountain
By the noble dead Of astiySLurE, in honOrsd graves
ny ms@ory y ot Fort DoneIson and shiiOhS bloody
nv memory Of tho wilderness and ylcEiburE' cannon
Nv memory Of Fort Pillows SlAln...by scenes We MAJ
or Libby and Of Anderiouvlis, and many rebel hell
Dy thOic who fell when sh'rmaa marched PFOaaS
by ,ho.o Who Iwslled a. Richmond The 'hOu''
Victory
Dy the memory Of the loved and lost Of many Nor
nv mothers, widows', orphans tears, or those VIII
py usmory :" of our Martyr Chief" BY foul assassin
No rebel horde no traitor hand shall rule our lam
again;
pu, traitors shall b, punIhoi, anil treason 0dou
And wos 70 him, Of high or low, by whom We are be
They are coming Andy JOhn'On.-.a host fDoy' II
T,,,b from Ipo% hundred acids. Of var, the ba,iIs-"or
1 and true,
No, now With cleaning bayonst and roll Of nar,ia
Nm, AIMED sth ballots for the Right ln peaceful rank
To guard .Ss starry Dag they love from traitors hand
They ss coming Andy Joln,ou host Of Boys in Blue