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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28
JONESBOROUGH, TENN FRIDAY SEPIEMBER 28 1866

dayis overl Tbc Corners Is redeened the
second Jaxson hez rizen and struck oil the
snackleg. He wood not allood to the trihe
nv twelve dollars and half that he loaned
the appintee some months ago, KNOWN that
Il wood be paid out Nv the first money
Bascom, the principal grocery keeper, rose
and ca led the Squire TO order lie want
ed to know eR it wuz fair play to talk sch
talk. No man Good feel q more hart-ielt
satisfaction at the appointment Nv our h0h-
ored friend than him, shown ez1t did mat
the President he'd cut loose from Ablishnism
yich he dispised, but he protestId aSin we
Squire undertaken to git in his blll aIore the
resi- he'd chance. Who furnisht him his
licker for eight months, and who hfE The
hest rite fort the first dig at the proceeds NY
the position. lie wood never. t...
The other three grocery Keepers rose, ana
Deekin Progain rooled EN- all out NV order
and offered the foIl0win resolutions
WHEREAS, The President heg 10. q strlkly
constooshnel manner, relieved THIS commune
,uity NV an offensive AbliShunlst applnteu oy
that abhorred tyrant Lin;in, and apptntea
ipshis place a sound constQoshnal DeMocraI,
one whom to know is TO. lend, Therefore oe
it
,Rssolted, That we greet the President and
asboor him Nv our contlnyood support "iu
confidence,
Rlsoived. That we now consider the work
Nv Reconstruction, so farez thls community
is sconcernod, completed and Ihat we J el tnl
we are wnnst more restored TO our proper
relations with the federal government
Resoiosd, That the glorious defence MADE
a
by the loyal Democracy Nv Moo Orleans agln
t6e combined conyeutioners and uiggeFs
shows that freemen kin NOT be cqnkered ana
that white men shell rule America.
Resolged. That on this happy occasion we
forgive the Government for what we did aud
cherish nary resentment agin anybody,
The resolutions wcz adopted and the
meetin adjourned with three cheers LOT
Johnson and his policy.
Then came II scene. Every last one Nv
en- he'd come there with noie mace out loF
the amount owed hin, NJ three monlhs'---
| Kindness of heart il weakness OF mlne,
and siuned EN- all, feelin that ef the mere
fact of writin my name wood do EN- any
good Il wood be crooe in me to object 10
Ihe little labor required 5le9s tneir lnho-
cent soles, they went away happy, 1,
The next mornin took possessnuh U! 'nv :,
o@s Gam I awake or am ] dreaming"
thought /. mol no 1t is no dream, Here
is the s.amps, here is the blanks and here IS
tbe commissionl Vt Is trool II Is troo! !
beerd a child across the way singing:--
.Pd liketo be nm angel
.alf Ann with the angela stand"
yoodn't, thought |. woodn't trade
plnces with an angel, even up. A offs with
but little to do, With four groeerys W'thin
4 stones throw is ez much happiness ~
my bllers will stand without Dustin a
angel 4sOoth ,,,, NJ
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Offices, SIS 90; State, $40 90.
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executed.
ma. All communications tending to per
sonaI agrandizement or emolument Will DC
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and Subscription, con-
tImmed unIeSa Ordered 20 De o1OPPo"'
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List of Tennessee Delegates in the
Philadelphia Radical Union Con-

T1st of Tennessee Delegates IN the
Philadelphia Radical Union Con
GoTernor William G. Brownlow, Nashville
Hon. j. S. Fowler, Nashville.
Hon. Horace Maynard, Knoxville.
Hon. s, NJ. Arnell, Columbia.
Hon, A. J. Fletcher, Nashville.
James p. Brownlow, Nashville
Den Horace H. Thomas, Nashville.
Col. A. NJ. Heaiebower, Nashville.
Hon. ]. b. Frierson, Columbia.
Hon. p, P G. Nelson, JOnesboro'.
Gen. William j. Smith, Memphis.
Hon james MaJlins, ShelbyVlAe'
Hon. W. L, Waters, Watersown' wilson
County. -l- ..a..r TN.
Hon. Charles lnman. Fair Garden, sever
county.
Hon. J. j. Noah, Columbia.
John RUBIN, Nashville.
Gen. John Eaton, Jr., Memphis
Robert l., Hall, Knoxville. ...
Geo. r. Brown, Nashville
Rev. ]. A. nyden, Athens.
Rev. J. Huntingdon, Nashville
Rev. Herman Box m, Washington
Major S. Hambrighi, Charleston.
Major S. B. Brown, Nashville
Major VIM. A. Lord, Nashville.
Col. NJ, T. Ryder, Memphis.
Major james Tagg, Memphis.
Col. s b. Beaumont, Memphis
Col. j. W. Patamore, NashYllie'
Col. J. j. Roach, Frezeraut, ChrToi county
Hon. A. W. Hawkins, Ashland City, Dick
son county. H i.
d. W. Peabody, Nashville.
Major W. II. II Ayars, Nashville.
Uoi. W. @. Garrett, Columbia
Hon. VIM. Bossou, MOrireesooro'
Hon. John Norman, Hurtington, OArroi
Hon. T. s. Richards, Memphis.
Hon. VIM. Wines, Clarkesyille.
Hon lanes A. Doughty, Clinton.
Hon. J. E. MeNair, Gibson county.
Hon. r. h. Butler, Tayl9rsTille, Johnso'' John''
00Tn,' W'0 N A. Patterson, Kingston.
sc Mercer. ESQ, Nashville.
Gsn,ain George Z, Grisham, JoneS6oFo.
e Perham, Knoxville .t...
p ]. Aiken, Dhndridge ...,
HM. Aiken, Knoxville. .....,
Captnin E. j. Flemming, duriraesooro.
lanes Gregory, Columbia.
ur D. A. davidson, Columba. a.,
Cs,tain David ~ Nelson, Cleyehnd'
Gap,sig WIN. b. Bunts, Nashville.
Hon Wm. Mills, Nashville.
uoa lam N. Palmer, nashville
Hon. Barbonr Lewis, MemphiS .,,
TIA. Harris, NJ Pleasant, Aaury 'ouH''
GA. Rath, Athens. -,l-...4.,v
| W n FINLEY, Mgyyille, Bl9an' e9'n!'
| n. Derby, Nashville. =. s.,-,.,.. ,.,,,,.
! CA. .Eanes, MlIuoodr W''aiHSi0A VO''
| IT NeKinlsy, GallAtin. ...s.f I
lanes J,' Z ws,s,s Sss1 Wg.srowu wilson county
I Csp,ain William heydt, Nashvihe'
4 La. Eosh, Colpmbta. . ~ .a,,,v
Jss,e Stafford, SeveiUille, sewer 'OuD''
] "a u sharp, ChattanOQgA. .s,,... 4.
i cap,aiu Temple Clark, Nashslle'
Csp,sis Vim. II. Batr, Nashville
/ a x Johuson, Memphis, :, -. =. ~
| Boa Wm. B, Stokes, Lios'V'i y =
\ M. Harrison, Loadon.
n u.ws. Knorvillt.
4 e,a,s,a - Olyts, coihmbis,
coI n s. Jynes. hashsins 7 ~. \
IN. Pserls NasbgiIlsr ..s.--.T
j l.,,,- Tpe destb oflibs snlisaof IniAsI
. ,lto5tsd A rsbslion 10 eoipg lon - w
y itsisobls z il.i-f iaF Z; fiFii-fi
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Unstable as Water.

A late opiOnin OF General Grant was
given as follows. by the Hchmcnd
E,ramiRer q month ago: ,sA .s,eyt
Ira tryraot needed tool he would
fpd him in Grant. Grant is q fool,
but he is vicious one, who is cunning
for mischief. lie is as vain as no "
FOOLISH and as cruel as he is vain,
Ills hopes and wishes" do not care q
bawbee tor tho aIhasses," whether 10y!
al or otherwise, All he knows OF
masses is Of masses Of soldiers that
are 10 be hurled against each other for
destruction. Heaven grant us some
respite IRON Grant.
When il was rumored that Grant
was with the President, the Richmond
press wheeled about and could not
praise himtoo highly. Now, thot the
General has 'deBned his position," wo
snail loolk'into the reconstructed sheets
Ut Dixie for - change OF base. The
Virginia robels editors ideas Of what
Constitutes h great man coincide with
those Vi tho old lady who defined such
person To bo z" Que who never glveS
us women folks any trouble" 30
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28

p@- II the loyal men Of the RepGb.
lie do not vote against the so-caIIea
conservative party, Andrew johnson
and JEFF. Davis, the coljoint partners
in yillainy and treason, viii restore
the traitors to power, with more intia,
enee and control than they posesseu
before tho rebellion.
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ALIKEl

The resemblance between AsDREv JoHSsoS
and JouS TYLER 10 getting stronger every daJ.
The same system of uniyefsa! cheassry BY
the Aceidency the same gathering Of cor
rupt politicians at Washington The same
rewards to Adventures without influence or
character, and the same open expressions OF
con,enp, for the man who consents to be al
lteruately as,,ered and fooled. II win be re-
collected .ha. under JOHs Turns Aduinis-
tra.iOp Government money flowed like'vatsr
in.o every msresnary tili There vas not a
Democratic newspaper, however contempt
lible, that was no, paid the most sItravagaht
rates lot advsrtislhg, under the barkfuptlaW.
then used like the internil rsIsnas system,
as grand eleetioneehhg sngine. The like
n.ss ceases only when We conc 10 The man-
n,r, and language Of sbstto aeeidents-rY-
Esa, though most conceded Pfs.ende',
being genleel and sober rn,u.-Prsir q. z
| Ia- Henry J. RsynOpds, GrsA. Disgust
| attic manner 10 which The copPsihsAd' have
treated abIsci tools o. ioHsSos IKE himself
"a. sops,hius like the diS'iPPoiniln'ul q 'hs
traitors a. The .orsgihFoT Of ,he Febsllion,
lpd win ;, nssLly a hsa,ilI punished.
! The Radicals will carry Psupylvanla By
s0pOo Hsisrily. hri'sA''r' f9f e''' ls s'a'yI
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80 conquered they never can hBht B'i"'
And the votes came down like terrible RAIN
Giving Ny Policy rapS on the brain, ea.a'
HID huTrah for MAinel .-.
That traltorous rag the CoPpegbeAd has' ...
IIwell nigh halfway down, ,........
And lust YOU remember, by next November
Wen lramplsit lowc the grouud =
The Political Calendar for 1867
Tue following are the dates Of the o's's
elections TO be heldfOr the ensuing yeaf' Os'
ginning with the ninth day vi October : also
Inc officers to be then chosen =
Two States have already held tneir eiec-
tions. -, .,.o,ad
covernor. three members Of Congress, and
members of Legislature two United states
Senators 10 elect ia place Of Messrs. Solo
r,nn Fool and Jacob Collanier. And Name,
an 'September ~, having chosen Governor,
1--WE members of Congress, and members o'
fbe elections in the other States are as
Observation-Disclosures O.--GoTernor, tEen-
tr.lour members of Congress, and members
OF Legislature; a UaiIsd State Senator 10
| elect. ..t.-. =,
Congress. m 49,,
mernbers of Cougrsss, aud members OF leg.
stature a United States Senator 70 eiee'
| in tle place OF Henry 5. bane.
I Iord-October 9.-Sute officers sl1 mem
.bers OF CongresB, and members OF Lsgisls'
'"T T,a Nyg5ia = October 2s.a- Governor
tbtee members Of Congress, and Legislature
E,,, York-Noyember 6,-G0yernoF, thlr
,v-orr mefnbers OF Congress, and one nun
drsd and twenty.fye members Of the Assem-
, Llv--Senate holding over United otate'
I senator to elect In place Of Ira Harris.
U,,,qsbussfts - November 8. .--Goyerpor
Tan members Of Congress, and State Leg's
lature. p. ..,h..
of Copgres, aud members OF the state Leg
islature. United states senator " elect II
pla.g Of Richard +. Stockton.
UeLiaaa- November 9. = Governor si
ms,nLeYs of Ooagress and members " Legs
lature.
TA6oi,L- November g.--State officers, four
,s,h members OF Congress, and members O
| legislature. NNlAtA of"f~' Ns~'if'EN- -
ip plaee Of Lyman Trambull.
ig,,eohsin--Noyember 6.- State onicerl
siri uembers OF Congress, aud members
LevIslature. United states SENATOR 70 eleS
ip place Of Timothy 0. Howe. ....
hrna,,Iota-Aoysmber e.-Governor, Nv
members OF Congress, and members oi'LsI
islAture.
/ Nbyouri--Novsmber 6.--3uperinispdeni
Publle Instruction, line msm6ers 81 Cot
vre,s, and members Of Begislature. Ugl's
/ States Senator 70 slecsin place OF b. SrAl
Brown. ll
4 Kan,os-Nove-bsr e--Goyerpor, memb'
of Congrsss, and members Of Leg hi1ure.-
Two Oaitsd States Senators 70 elect 10 plaS
of Jamsh n. Lane and samuel q. Pomero.
NJcsda 4 Nosembsr 6. 6.--Soyvfnor, nemo'
~ Oonvsess, aad msmbsTI OF esi'lAlars'-
United sra.sl Senator 70 elect n plssss =, o.
4 Ia,silnS-Fovshbsf o.--Tlvs member.
: cangrIl6 and msmbsfs 81 1l,egislaig'e'i 70
sntss Senator W elect 10 ,plAss q 'Voa A.
J, O'i,ls b,1se,. ,.-yo1,mbsr s.-Go7ernOr met
9 b,tl of ConErss,, abd Lesisl.'1rs %
: Ne HnspshFs-uaEsh 10, lss7--s9''s
- ...a 80 -
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SOAP! SOAP! SOAP!l!

Save Your money and make your
own Soap.
A NY PERSON WHO WILL SEND THE
n undersigned Two Dollars and 6fy cents
aud stamps to pay postage will receive by re-,
turn naiI n Family receipt for making Dawes
Improved Patent Brasiye Soap, Three d..
ferent kinds,) washing soap can be made al
A cost Of one and half cents per pound IN
1--WE to ten minutes. Material can be found
at any Drug OF Grocery Store.
State and County rights for sale. Address
CHAS, DAWES, Box rs Jouesboro, Tenn
NAV 4mG 2I s'n -I -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28

Cea5eciieat--April A, ls67--Goycrpor four
members Of Congress, and members Of LegS-
lature. United States Senator already elect
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JONESROROUGH
etnale College.

BirAi eession for the Collegiate Year
aSsa q 'e7, begins September 10th
rnisiOn per session of Five Months.
GbNlipg and Reading, , "oo
gk tsine with Primary Geography
and Arithmetic, i|VV
All afksr branches, Except Musicl Is %
Nesic on Piano and Guitar, 70 w
I.nbibidery and Needle work, for 20 =.
spntdS w
c4hslpeeht fee, oO
,yment for half session Invariably in
Al'Vhnce.
4. deduction for absence except in case
of prolractrd illness, .l..f..i,I...
fpcALj EI6sIc and CAusTHEEIcs Jrs' @
eAelgs to the whole school.
RSard id good families from three to four
dQllufsper week. D.
For further purtichlars address,
. J.tC. FOYE, President,
,niraotf %, JoHesboTo, Tenn
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28

l..-,- the destb ofltbs Snllaaof IniksI "
,leo1,s A rsbslion 10 goipg 1on ~ Np"l
,tibsisofls A.--' ~ " 'i'ifii
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-09-28

RholS. hEaa-April e---Goyetnqr9 g. two
members Of CoAgEess and members OF Lesis-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05

The special Message ofPresident johnson
to the Z. S. Senate and the report of Gen.
Grant, with which he accompanied it, (both
Of which are published on our first page) ac-
cording to all reports, is cooling down the
fever heat Of the radicals.
Mr. Stewards proclamation, declaring the
constitutional amendment adopted by the
requisite number Of States, in which he in
cludes the Southern States (not Territories)
by name, has made the issue direct with the
radicals. 1t is thought that very few radi-
Gals viii endeavor to thwart the President in
his policy, backed as he is by Gen. Grant
Sec'ry Seward, a conservative tendency in
Northern public sentiment, and last, though
not least the public patronage. But We
shall see.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05

With this issue commences our 21st
yearly Volume, three of which have been
issued since orr connection with the : Vim
dicatof" 1t may not be amiss in us
to speak Of its success during that time
When the paper came into cur hands we on
" issued half-sheet, and to moderate
number Of subscribers Our subscription
LIST increased rapidly, and with it our adver-
Using patronage also. Shortly after the ces-
cation of hostlities in 1865, so great was
the demand upon cur advertising columns,
we commenced the issue Of whole sheet
This demand still continuing, q short time
thereafter, we were compelled to increase our
size by adding the equivalent Of about eight
columns, and we are now issuing one Of the
largest weekly papers in this section, to as
large a poying list of subscribers as any pa
per outside Of our principal cities. And we
may add that our prospects are brighter now
than they have been heretofore.
To our patrons, for the many kind favors
they have extended to us, and our friends,
who have rendered us words of encourage
mcnt and cheer, both by letter and in person,
and in many instances from sources entirely
unexpected, we return our sincere thanks,
and shall endeayor still to merit their favora-
bic consideration.
The year 1866 is just commencing, but
with depleted finances and crippled resources,
only very few CAN commence the year as in
times gone by, yet We can all commence to
repair the losses and destruction entailed up
on us by a devastating war. All must be
up and doing. We must develop our re-
sources and with them the prosperity of cur
State. OF course our immediate section
merits our first consideration, and whatever
will tend to place our beautiful Valley in its
most prosperous condition, should meet with
the common assent, and be pushed forward
with zeal. However, whatever will advance
the interests of Virginia, whether it be in
c!lc StGtlOu VI duotucT, sIOulu NC lUVht0 W
through no jaundiced sectional eye, but with
view to the good of the whole State, 80 sad
" scourged for the last four years.
1t is almost needless for us to say, to those
who have noticed our course, that whatever
tends to promote the interests Of our dear
old Commonwealth, and especially of our ma
tive Valley, will find the Vindicator will
ing advocate.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05

There has been, unquestionably, an aver
sion on the part of the Freedmen, up to the
present time, to enter into contract, TO labor
for length Of time. This was due partly
to desire to realize their freedom by an I'm
hindered idlcness, and partly by dissenlina-
ting among them, by unprincipled or igno
rant persons, the idea that a parceling Of the
Southern lands would take place Christmas.
Six months Of unproductive idleness and no
partition oflands has had its effect, we think,
since We see number desiring to contract
for the year. They begin to understand
their real condition, that though free, they
are not free from the universal fat to earn
their bread by the sweat Of their brows.-
While they laborcd heretofore without pecu-
mary compensation, they were supported ;
now it requires the pecuniary compensation
thew receive to sustain them. Therefore
they begin to see more clearly that the only
difference between their present and former
condition is the freedom to choose and con-
tract for their employment, and we believe
viii now go to work. We advise those want
ing labor to give them the opportunity te
work during the year, and, if they fail to Sc
cure them as laborers, the employers will
at least, have done their duty
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05
New Advertisements.

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the CLERK. S
y Office Of the Circuit Court for Augusta Coun-
tv, the lst day of January 1866
Jacob G. Hidebrand, Executor of Abraham Wen
ger, dec d.-Plaiat.g
AGAIST
Anna Wenger, Elias Wcnger, Abraham Kindig,
and Elizabeth his wife, John Wenger, Peter
Wine, and Mary his wife, Barbara Ann Wenger
and Susan enger.-Detenddats.
The object of this suit is to obtain construction
of will of Abraham Wenger, decd, and decree in
regard to rents, &C., hand, and hereafter to be
received by Executor.
The Defendants Elias Wenger and John Weng-
er not having tered their appearance, and it APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
residents of this commonwealth: It is orderdered
that they appear here within month after due
publication Of this notice, and do what is neces-
sary to protect their interest.
A Copy-Teste,
J. N. RYAN, Clerk.
Jan. 5-4t
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Ssta77nton Advertisements


4 Ia Circuit Court held for Augusta County.
" on the lst November, 1865.
Simon P. Slower and Peter Sheets Executors
named in paper writing purporting to be the
last will and testament of Daniel Stoyer dec d
Plaintiffs.
AGAISsT
Jonathan Slower, Margaret Sheets, Elizabeth
Sheets, David Slower. Jacob Slower dec d-Deftss
On motion to admit to record paper writn
purporting to be the last will and testament o
David Stoyer, decd.
Tie object of this notice is to obtain the appear
ance of the above named nonresident heirs of said
Daniel Slower, decd on the first day of the next
term (June lst 1861 in order that the Court
may then decide whether said paper writing dated
18th January 1862, and signed by and purporting
to be the will of the said Daniel Slower, decd, 10
tie true last will Of said decedcnt.
The Defendants aforesaid as appears by af1ide-
Wit fled, being non-residents of this Common
wealth, it is ordered that they do appear hero
on the first day of the next term viz the lst day
of June 1866, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest.
An E1trGct-Tcste
Dec SIT J. n. RYAN Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05
VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk s
Y Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta Coun-
tv, the LIST day of January 1865.
David G. Hogsett.-Plaintif.
AGAINST
Robert A. Hogsett, John W. Hogshead, John A..
Mills, George Baylor, N. K. Trout, and David
Fultz.-Detendaats.
The object of this suit is to be substituted to
rights Of Deft., George Baylor, as Judgement
Creditor.
The Defendant Robert A Hogsett not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sat-
isfacory evidence that he is not resident of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that he appear here
within one month after due publication Of this
notice, and do what is necessary to protect his
interest
Copy-Teste.
J. n. RYAN, Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05
EsER g. 40 E.E:

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho Cir
N cult Court for Augusta County, the 4th day
of December 1865.
John S. Branaman, Samuel Wills and Frances
his wife formerly BranamaD,) Catharine, A.
Baker by John s. Branaman her next friend,
and others-Plaintihs.
AGAINST
John Branaman, Frank Branaman and Edward
Branaman Infant children of Elizabeth J Bran
aman and ofWilliam P. Branaman, decd and
Charles Observation-Disclosures.
The object of this suit is to obtain settlement
of the estate of John Brananan, dec and distr-
button thereof among those entitled thereto.
The Defendant Charles Baker not having enter
ed his appearance, and it appearing by satisfacto
nv evidence that he is not resident of this Com
nonwealth: 1t is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after due publication of this no.
tce and do what is necessary to protect his into
rest.
Copy-Teste,
Dec ST j. n. RYAN, Clerk.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05
Letter From Lieut.. General Early.

We received by the Havana steamer yes
terday the following letter from Lieut. Gen.
Early, now in that city, but about to leave
for the City of Mexico. 1t contains many
interesting statements which have never APP
peared before about the forces engaged in
the late war, and much of the heretofore Sc
cret history Of the military movements Of the
Confederates. ". ]. News.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY S. 1853.

The " TIyDTC4TOR'' has large end rel
Dsstribfea list Of subscribers in all portions Of the
d.a.c and affords Of the best Mediums Of COM
,aunica!on nth Tie people nor offered to the adler
Using public. hos an ertensiue advertising patron
age at home and abroad rhich atsests its advantage
in this line.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1866-01-05

EE Mr. LEXIS HILL, who can be
found attic Office otthe Richmond " Times"
is our authorized agent for the city Of Rich
nsona, to receiee and receipt for adrertise-
m,ents and Subscriptions.