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The New York herald., 1866-07-26
Evening ~re~ion.
wwFOyTs

vr Morosv rep of ~ y, reported from the Com
mltee on Commerce the hill recently passed BY the
House provide for and regulate the weighing % ex
10 the President
rug avn IrfvofniArics Bill
Tho consideration Of tho Civil Appropriation biil was
resumed Several aypropra'icns fu The District Of
Columbia ad0gt~S.
Mr crtss. osfsrsf smr1dmani aathorisinf and 70.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26


Arms submitting The question 10 the limo 20 which
the compensation ~ the Tcnnosse" members sbouh date
back and stated that AZ u embodied nes question he
M srssrs- remarked TIA, he dd pot ihnk there was
any dsfhcuy ahonl ~ Those gentlemen were mcnb~rh
nanshterl He moved that thsy BE- paid mileage. and
alton from the sth of Narch, isg5 ths bcgn
N, n.vs. rspJ cs naU. eSpre..ed tho ~ms
opinion and said thcrc precedent iDr u n ths
% the fouislana uenbers, IN The Thiry.nveath Con.
Mr. LoAs rep ~ No moved 70 refer the question 70
the Committee on Eleci1na segaiiscd
Mr. Stevens motion sas tlen agreed 70
coNoEEscz cu1xuEns.
On motion ~ Mr FLi0r, ,repl ~ Mss, COMMITTEES
Of conference was Appointed 90 tbs lli feailng 70
chsnii-r inabs dissrfc, q s4~ YORK
Tho speaker spyogni-i noars. Oafasld, Hoson and
xoosbesd conference e0inAastsea 90 Ne an naaory
Tarin bin
On motion a Mr. DnI.so lho sens,a amend Goat a.
tho Hon~s ooncurrsns resolution. nnlns hsirialy, I'VE
2sth 81 twelve oei0k a. tbs TINE Tor asDeafBispht,
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Ways and Mesns rsior'ei es,k WIN ssssni as,. 10
senate s for NE raynshi q ihc pasls dsia ssnaigs
sherman prr polga sHa moved ~ e7aSdlf-llsn ~
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

S9- A cOtemporary thus tracks
the serpent which gives direction TO-
the way of the World: s 5q.ai a
November /, 1854. A boorish tailor.
March 5, 1864. A drunken brute,
more infamous than Caligula's horse,
April IT, 1865. Has just become
President, and we'd better like him,
Hisinstincts are Democratic; and he's
a good fellow.
June /, 1865. Proclamation reor-
ganizing North Carolina, proves that
he has got some craftsmanship: We
like him better.
November ri, 1866. Come from tho
South and understands its wants. Is
doing the thing up brown. Is great
man-in short, gay and festive GUS
toner. ." ''f n' f
February 23, 1865. His speech yes
terday proves him the most deter
mined President since Andrew jack
son. His pluck is immense. His will
is huge. H1 H
June 16, 1866. Hasn't any will at
all. Keeps in his old Cabinet, and
won't let JEFF Davis out Of Jail His
executive ability isn't worth o plea
yuns. He is. constantly under a "mor-
al paralysis and his administration
is big failure sss ..i,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

CntsA.AA country where the roses have
70 fragrance and the women no petticoats J
where the iaborer has no Sabbath, and the
magistrates no sense Of honor, where the
roads bear no vehicles and the ShIpsnO keelsi
where the old men fly kites, where the needle
points to the South, and the sign Of being
puzzled Is to scratch the sndPodeS Of the
head where the place Of honor or the
seat Of intelligence is in the stomach where
to take Of your hat is an insOlent gesture,
and to wear white garments is TO put your
self in mourningi which has literature
without an alPhabet, and language without
o. grammar. gr.f 8aHJ nsr su
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

A Tennesseean on the President.
Blackburn, editor Of that staunch
Union paper the Hiad, at Homer,
Louisiana, is q native Tennessean,
Here his comment on Truman's re-
port of Southern loyalty. l"aa roH
f" He ISLANDERS and bellies the only
element in the South which stood firm
to the Government of our fathers du-
ring The dark days which tried the
souls of mon, and eulogises those who
assailed that Government and sought
to destroy it and who now submit to
its authority only because they are
compelled to do SO or do worse. We
rSpeat, this man Truman so-called is
a great falsifer, and great slanderer,
and great, liar. We live here, have
always lived here and know Of what
we speak. Verify the President Of the
United Statss must be low-down,
must be hard run, and sorely besSt
when he has to appeal to such dirty
trash to back him up in his foolish and
znsan policy towards that element in
his native land which has made him
all that he is or can ever claim to be
in respectability or honor! But thank
God there is such q thing as retri-
butte Justice, and no traitor. TO truth
and honor has ever yet escaped its
castigation 'N /"
'T afho newspapers of the South
which retail tho slander and lies OF
this Billy Goat Truman, are either
very vonal or very stupid-that'S all"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

- Some children playing near Augusta,
on the 2nd., found a lump OfgOld weighing
eleven ornees In a raYine, and several small
er Jumps were picked up in the Vicinity. On
the 3D., three more Jumps, Weighing resPee-
lively thirteen, nine and eight ounces, were
found ia the same place BY the owner Of the
land.AThey are perfectly solid, and pure
gold throughout. Regular digging win COM
nenOs on Friday. Ten thousand dollars has
been offered for one acre, and refused. The
affair creates much excitement. o.arr-i I'D
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27
NUMBER II.
A Good Exc.

The following racy examination OF
a candidate for admission to the bar
is taken from the Western Lav Journal,
and is decidedly q good hit. The
examination commences with:
"Do you smoke, sir?" .vab1r
III do, sir"
@Have you a spare cigar'" ~ ,al
ayes, sir" Extending q short SIX
"Now, sir, what is the first duty Of.
lawyer"
"To collect fees"
"Right. What is the secondp
"To increase the number Of his eli"
ts."rr0rTI 7cy51u
"When does your position towards
your client changeY" ~TrKOD
{ "When making a bill Ofcosts@},J
"Explain." NAM op
awe then occupy the antAgonistic
position. l assume the character of
plaintiff, and he becomes the defen-.
dant."
"a suit decided; how do you stand
with the lawyer conducting the other
side" 8i )i0 I' {IAGo} IIjI} l3I
"Cheek by jowl" "gg .geig.I adj
"Enough, sir; You promise to become
an ornament to your profession, and1
wish you success. Now, are you
aware Of the duty you owe rne?"1 u
,"Perfectly." ...a.,.. w
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

Bar The resolutions adopted by the NeF-
mont Republican Convention declares aga inst
any plan of reconstruction which does not
place the Government in the bands of the 10y
al people of the States demands eqealrights
and exact justice for all, irrespective Of race
or color express desire for the speedyre-
storation of the seeded States, bat Insist that
a loyal representative should be backed BY
loyal constituency, and assert as loyal men
have preserved our institutions, to them be-
long their remodeling and future preserve
tion.o ug Ilt r6 nsl 'f
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

7'a-wsdsHanfpton's complaint that South
iCsrOimaishos IsprsSshtsd in Congress, b
eqdal hsRrdnisry 70 the appeal Of theferIm1
inal Who killed bis father and mother, aud
thea aikSd The eOuteio hsEs. Pity0u him a
be was an orphan. .I-i1th
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

BED Buas--A correspondent Of the Fay
etteville Journal communicates to the pub
lie that as much sublimate Of Mercury two
ounces of first proof Alcohol will dissolve
will destroy these pests TO human nature,
bed bugs, large and little, il applied to
those places, where they want to take shel,
ter. For credit as well as the comfort Of
our own common humanity, let it be applied
at once. The preparation costs but triAe,
and the recipe is " free gratis for nothing"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

CoUNrERFEITs.-ANew Orleans eOrrespon-
dent says counterfeit ten dollar Uhitdd States
Treasury notes are quite common inthat city
With u.s. tens ofany klndare quiteuncommOn.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

4, = James W. Duncan, late Of the COnfed-
crate army, and of AndersOuVillo Prison no.
loristy, recently tried By military commission
at Savannah, Ca, hiss been sentenced 20 Be
eohaned at hard labor foF fifteen years. at
Fort Pulaski, Ga, for murder IN fioiatlOn oi
,,bs lass of wafoj sit'T $40 rad tolraq
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27
Our Town.


f'' ne Eat Tennessee C''S' ls' 49,. ~ A., -. -
we POl'.'n =, '"' '.N Pl'i Nl'''I1' -
tne Town OF '0pesOUto' .0fY' iyes IL We ~, W. ~
abiding interest," 'n 'ns pro7Psr"y =, ouFF
"llage, "1nouSu '.s oD4H't.'@,' ,
anu nuu'a''Va"' ''is''' ~ 80 r.
lySeq ana aec.'nep @ iOr 'pe Past Ive '",' s,s "uS
its beauty ana nea!9essR marrep m"l anp ueD'Ss uH'Su
50 as scarcely 10 leave . trace q our io'uss
civilization Sthi we cllns 70 ,ns "I0SA ~
hope TOT oettef DAYS VOW laA' ,'. 'no ''V' ,'.
Ion which caused oil thls dsopI't desola'iOP t "a'
passed away and the mercnan. anu psYua
&c and trRdeSmHn nave a'l again 'AA'u 'psH ,'.
positions IN business, anu as IN iOrlno'' I
our schools have began 70 hoarisn lot T. oprRe rl
male College has just closed us hye mon'l.
session, aud after snorI resp'1e W SiA VEGAS
viii reopen tue hrst st..oi OF oep.emDenr' .g
Now, we you'd, ip view Of oftata al the cneerlns
prospects we nave before US, Susss's 'u1
Proprietylana 'ne Necessity OF rus ''''4sH' ~
our town, going 20 work work 70 restore '' our WI
lage to itS original beauty ana nea'nsss S now
cAnithl'this pc done' kepelnI 'ne 0ia pou's',
put glass in your WINDOWS anu 'aSS 'l'
old rags and paper Ous ol ,snsm 'us,o .ip nav
served their purpose wnIlo We oouiu 10 g.I no
better, ous lney arc lO' N'u'N y 'A'' wa
the Pnde onouf psOp's' .' = 80, 80,
we exPees 's y anayo =, .'a's .'" oIv -sy -
young ladles1 70 enIer Oonege Nv '"o oP'u'ns
Of the next session, We would suggest TO
,bs M.vor and Aldermen Of JonesbOrO that
,ys bsy. s.rsetsi An town, and that as we once
bsdIpayemient ana sidewalks, the place for
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27
bS-The following letter was written
by father TO his son in colleges. -.

~ n ~ ASf'S - =
by a father to his son in coIlege:, n, !
any DEAR Son: / write to send you
new socks which your mother has Just
knit by cutting down some of~mine.
Your mother sends you ten dollars
without my knowledge, and for fear
you would not spend It wisely, kkept
back half, and only send you five.
Your own mother and | are well, ex-
cept that your sister has got tho mea-
sles, which, we think would spread
among the other girls If Tom had not
had had them before, and hoo is the
only one left. ] hope you will do
honor to ,my,teaching; ifyou do not,
you are q. donkey, and your mother
and myself are your affectionate par
ents." 7sii
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

ReA, A fine residence was recently phr-
chased in Nashville for General Thomas by
hisfriends, at an expense of 100000 but the
General declined the present on the ground
that he had enough to support himself and
wife, having no children, and requesting that
the money be added to the fund fOr soldiers
widows and orphans l5l HaI t1ala,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

WEsy YRGIMA.-The Constitutional amend
ment disfranchising traitors in West Virgin
ia, has been adopted, by the vote Of the
people, BY over seven thousand mojOFfty, and
the corperhead presses there are uttering
the same dennnciations against It that they
do in this Macon NO. Argus.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

B6- Mrs. Sylvia Goodwin, a female ply
sician, who has attended 3,6s6 births In WOr-
cester during the last seventeen years died
in that city recently, aged So years.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27
-I. .9 b. .g VI JONESBOROUG TENN FRID
FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1866.
Two Childron in One--A Remarka-

| @WN OhAANEun AL On0--A hN6uldEhh~
~ 9p ble Freak of Nature. 1a e., ,s
rThe Washington Star, Of Saturday after
! noon giye9the following account of o won
derful birth near that cityi er,,a5 4. oo--
1onlThurSday morning, the wife Of Mr.. Jo.
Barnhardt, residing near Uniontown was de-
livered of child, which is, "a. great curiosity
in Its way, almost rivalins the Siamese Twins,
This child haS-two perfect heads, we'll cover
ed with hair, and are beautifully featured,
four arms, the bodies being united just. below.
the spinal columns which unite in one pelYis,I
two breast bones, but only one pair Of we'll
formed legs The physicians who have cen
this wonderful freak Of nature are under the
opinion that there are certainly two hearts,
two lungs, and.that q portion ofthe digestive
organs are also double, the two bodies not
apparently losing their individuality until
they reach the pelvis, and even at this point,
where il is apparent one body is male, there
Is some sign that the other Is femal 9. The
features of one bears the resemblance Of a
,'Ef. itll. 20 .ffT HUt. no HIlft. n e ..Ntf
female, and the other a male. One Of the bo-
dies, or rather one side Of the body was born
alive and lived sometime after birth, and the
other died in the birth. This Is the frst pro-
duct Of the marriage of the parties. The
mother is a young and healthy woman Of
about twenty years ofage, from about Lynch.
burg, Virginia, and the father is q native Of
Germany, about twenty-five years old. The
father was in the army, and served in tie
neighborhoad of Lynchburg, where be mar
ried the mother on the 18th Of August last
It has not been definitely determined, as to
what disposition Will made Of the bodies,
but at the present day they are a. DR.. seol-
lays embalmine establishment, where they
have been placed in alcohol Notwithstand-
ing the bodies are fully developed, and mea-
sure nearly eight inches across the shoulders,
the mother, is doing remarkably wen. 'o'
Il
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

pSy- The great Johnson National .Conven-
ton at Indianapolis, after being advertised
largely for moths mustered one hundred
and twenty-five persons. o1'.f1. ral.ah
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

- Speaking Of fitting hoops skirts, the
Louisville Journal valiently sPys; "Tilt as
much as you please, ladies' we cum stand it If
you can y l-I-- ~ y.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

To WASH CALICO WITHOUT FADIyG.--Infuse
three gillS of salt in four quarts Ofwater Pnt
the calico in while hot, and leave it till cold,
and in this way the colOrs are rendered per-
manent, and will not fade by subsequent
washing. sOsays a lady, who, has frequent
ly made the experiment. a ,,a5a $50
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

: Hl9AsANNOUNCLNG UANDIDATEs---F0 OF UOunLy
Offices, ,,S5 90; State, $40 yOO lra as,d um7
JoB-PRNTiNa, of all descriptions, neatly
executed. 'ai sDaori -ii .ani+ Do ,-slllay
'neA. All communications tending to per.
sonal agrandizement or emolumeht win be
charged the same as advertisements. at
Advertisements and subscriptions con.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

ot9- @Do you consider lager beer ihtO4i-
eating ~ -. Veil ash for dat, giant gay. J.
trink fSefty to- seexty classes day, end it
tosh not hurt me, but don't know how it
would pc, if man wash to mfke hog of
hisself.n. =, -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

- Mas. HEaROS, lin Noble county, Ohio, q
few days since gave birth to four children
within as many hours, the four weight ng
twelve pounds They died shortly after their
birth. One hundred and ifty dollars have
been raised TO erect monument over their
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

10 B6y- Whatd the Union men of Tennessee
think of the fact that Jesse D. BrightWho
was expelled for treason in 1881, Yalland-
igham, who was sent ont of the Federal
lines for the same ofense,' and G. ]. Faulk-
ner, Virginia rebel, are on a mission to
the President to get offices for their friends ?
They are all Democrats. ...., he.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

The call for convention Of loyal
Union men of the Sodthern States, to
be held in Washington on Septem'
Der 3rd, is now being made out nm
der the directions. Of Governor Hamil-
ton of Texas, and several other prom
inent Southern Union men. 5ial4 pod
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

Bosros, July 14-The gentleman
who became bail for Head cen:rs Ste
phsps, in tho Spit Of P, rsinnotte sur
rendered him tOdsysin tho hands o.
the Constable, and Head Centre wa
committed to jan. Mr.. sinnott sue
for. a bill Of $4,000, and the bAllr,
quired Is $1,000. ras,.snr.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27
Al Lesson in Politenoss.

very ygentesl,l MISUNDERSTANDING man
was seen TO ehterchurch in time Of Service---
he paused at the entrance--the congregation
stared--he advanced few steps, and delib-
erately surveying the whole assembly, com
menced o slow march up the aisle. Not a
pew was opened :; the audience were too busy
for Iclvility. He wheeled, and in the same
manner performed q march, stepping as II to-
the march in Saul, and disappeared "a few
after che re-sntered with q huge
blOclepn big shoulders, sslhesyy as he could
well stagsef under ibis cOuntenance was i'm
Again the good people stared, and
half rose, from their seats with their books 10
their hands. At length he plac ed the block
in the very centre Of the principal passage,
and seated himself upon II. Then for the
first time the Ieproach was felt. Every pew
door IN the house was instantly flung OPEN.
Bat no, the stranger was Q gentleman--he
came there not for distuEbance--he moved
not smiled not, but preserved the uttermost
iecoruml until tho service was concluded,
when he deliberately shouldeFed his block
md replaced it where he had found it. The
il now the most polite and at
ehtiye TO strangers Of any in America.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

pa- Why Is aprpdsus man Ike 9plnl
Bseauss his head prsysnls him tom gsag top
far. .b1ll0 ~ 40
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

n . q .LL I- = 10 aH VI i
-tt Well sonny, whose pigs are those2'
Old sows sir" Whose sow is it?o "0ld
mans 1siFP '}Eell, ythengI who's, your old
man ?? "ifyu,ll mind thepigs, I'll run home
and asklthe OldowOmsn." g"Neyer mind SON
ny, want aasmart boy what can you do27
ooh, can milk the! geese, ride the turkeys
to water, hahstring grasshoPpers, light fires
fOr'aiesto court by, cut the buttons of dads
coat when he is at prayers, keep tally for.
dad and man when they scold at q ndrk-.
old woman il always ahead" SCOT any
bEOthersW Lots Of email named Bill ex-
cept 1Bob--hiS names Sam. ossMy tlame's
Larry, but they call me Lazy Lawrence for
~ UI7NI1 AIlt. ~ t.AE .io3AfIsE iI
bHVrlHesS.l VEfrfYg4 lg F4y..r ,.ff az y......
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

= Ths- -cAlnsls population. -ot California
now amountSto 6s,SOOafaa '.'s-,o IA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

p@-Tho Leeds (England) Times
says that the nitrate of silver, rubbed
into the wound made by the teeth
of q mad dog, viii certainly cure by
drophodia, OF prevent al injurious
consequences Of the wound. Itshodld
be applied as soon after the aeoidentas
t,ayb bn 1noitllfq ID la lo tna--iiai
iHsJ ~ r.iiisa.s at.i A G,.,f,, ,f,-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

10 SagA Me1ldaBIco correspondent says the
Liberals are already making preparations 70
'diSposs,O ,As Eensgpd' ,As4ieAps vh'n the
.Euench troops leave The JuntA hays dseid'
! "a tObkng the Leading ImpsrialiSts and con-
6isests their estates. .ia'anji 10 ia'a'i'+a'
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THE UNION FLAG.
E : Jonesborough, July'97, 1866
O.. E.aaG GRESHAM.
.rN .EDTTOR AND lPROPRLETOR.e PEI
Ternna.

RG5T The Union FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, on the following
terms:
One copy, per year, hIl9.a Ss 90
.asaGiJ Six months, '.nano2sOO r
Single copy, 10 cents, ,rc.,
No attention viii be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the OAsH.izi
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

Mayer Of New Orleans AS1sl0'sd
slllhs gambling houses IN ,hat ol,ysi1 usa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

George Bruce, the well known type
founder Of New York, died last week
aged eighty,three .-,, ,l,.,,.,t-5,- Z.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

- An ingenious puzzle is presented in q
London paper Z 20 a1si'ls o q aosl.lf9 .4N
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

% llia' ? r.3f .lye pA ofg sr5--si. ..oi.. i
The answer is; "The Sason is backward"
the Cs on " is" backward, J )-.s,, -,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

saeI l'NIa'aills doalI lIg4.e door N
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-27

i'.'bai 'foi7''oHi gqg s''''3'aa17 % ?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-03-09

Nothing SO disarms opposition as a res
olute refusal to be angefed BY it.