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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Letter from Greeneville.
GREENEyiLLR, TENSEssEE,

He0ruhry z, 1906.
Capt. CSC. +. GRIsHAM-Editor Union Flag
II arrived Ia this beautiful and quiet town
on yesterday, and am a guest Of Major halo-
ney and DR.. BEumley. l preached last night
In sur Church here TO a very attentive con-
gregation. Since my last quarterly meeting
In this charge, our friends have been repair
ing our Church, which has made . great
change In It's appearance, and rendered It
more comfortable for people and minister.
The room In the basement, which was used
as a commiaSary room and stable during the
rebellion, has also been re-ftted up, and will
be occupied for q school room. Mrs. Mann,
wife Of the Rev. J. l.. Mann, has had a sue
eesSful school here for several months, and
viii commences smother session on next Mon
day. Brother Mann and bis excellent wife
are accomplishing good here, and are much
loved by all the people.
A great gloom now hangs over the com-
munity In consequence Of the death OF Mrs.
Major A. II. P~ettibone. She died on last
Wednesday, and was buried the following
day. The Major aud his beloved companion
came here a little over one year ago, and, al
though they were strangers, yet, in q short
time, they soon gathered many friends around
them. Sister P. was = good woman, q ripe
scholar, an afectionAte wife, a good neigh
Dor, and we have every reason TO believe that
she was n child Of God. She now rests from
the sorrows Of lie. The Major has the SYM
PATTY Of all the people.
There 10 considerable sickness here now
and in the country, but IS they have several
good physicians, the superstition Is, at their
approach diaeaseB vanish.
They have four Churches Ia this place
Methodist, Presbyterian, Cumberland Pres.
bytsrian and Episcopal, all occupied BY reg
uiar Pastors, except the latter, but the sup
position now Is that the Episcopalians will
soon have a regular Minister. Business Is
rather dull, but il is hoped that when spring
arrives business Of all kinds will revive.
AZ far az my observation extends, this iS a
quiet and peaceable place, bat should q
ireshet Of lAW-Buils come dashing upon the
people, the Attorney General and other law
yerS will arise and take vigorous hold upon
and eight them out on the same line II
il should take all summer.
Respectfully yours, L. F. DRAKE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Impeaehment Of Judre PraEier.

Tho following is the yoto on the
impeachment Of this %perRdious official.
The previous question on the adop-
ton Of tho articles OF impeachment
and the report being demanded and
sustained, the vote on the adoption OF
the articles of impeachment resulted,
ayes AZ, noes Fl, a. follows:
Ayes-Messrs Anderson, Of Ham
iIton, Anderson, of White, Baker
BlsckmAn, Brewer, ClinghAm, Don
aldSon, Doughty, DOwdy, DuggAn,
Ruson, Garner, Gilmer, Hudson, In.
nan, Mason Maxwell, McNair, Mel.
ton, Morris, Murphy, Norman, Patton,
Porter PnekOtt, Rauston, Richards,
Bogers, Shepherd, Sinclair, Smith, Of
Hardomah, Smith of Obion, Snodder.
", Taylor, Thompson, ThoFnburg,
Underwood, Waters Walker, Wines,
WOodcOck, Wood, Speaker Mullins-
"a.
Noes-Nessr Brown. Biges, Brion,
colYillso, Coward, Rllios, Grove,
Jones, Of Claiborne, KsTshival, Lel.
lyett, LOaghmillsr, Parks, Pearson,
ScbimittOo, Symmetry, Shuliz, Ste.
gald, Street. Warren, Welsh, Wright
-21. -
Halo! Capt. Welsh, what's mo
matter with youl Trying 70 please
the HGjOIhy Of your county! Better
sIand firm on lholoyal side and " vote
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
From Washington CITY.

Ths TneS Washington special sayt tbs
BouSe JudielaFy COMMITTEES have become
satished that the testimony ALREADY adducsd,
Including that Of Hsn. butler, = snnicieni
% wsffant articles Of impeachment agaihsi
The President
The 7Dftaas1 washing,on spselaf say,
Gen. ASHER has jnSt eams into poslssslob d
some ysrJ Important faetss exseedi3gly dam
aging 10 The President
The Judiciafy cemmiilse are 1T vsrk On
tks i~nyssugatiSh Of he alleged ~inpilestioh
etl.9 Davis 10 tbe aiSssnmsiion,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
The Hanging Of a Union Scout.

INV NNI41b111B % q OI1V1I WODWW
Henry Davis, q Union man OF Sonth Caro-.
lima, acted as a scout Tor General Sherman
on his celebrated march 70 the sea. For this
heinouS offence one Of Andrew JOhnsOn'S
State Courts tried him and condemned him
to be hung. Gen. Sickles has put a stop to
the dAmnable outrage Of Johnson's under
strapperS, and Congress has ordered q con-
mittes 10 investigate and see whether South
Carolina has the power to hang . mani for ae-
ting as . Union scout.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

CALVIN R. JONES Us. 4LPHBUS DOVE
" The plaintiff, % ahidsFif, says ths de-
lsndant IL indebted 70 bin and that the de-
fsndant is q nonTesidont Of The State d
Tennessee, % that The ordinary process Of
Law cannot b aeFyod upon hims and having
obtained an original ailachmsnt agninst bin,
rstunnbie haloTs some Justice Of said county,
and The same having been returned before
me, on the 10th Of September, 1855, levied
on Che d~efsadantg properly u 10 therefort
ordered, b. ne, that pahlieAtIon be made for
four successive weeks, IN tho Uafon Flag, no
tifFfnr aid delsndeat % appear before be,
'ats my once, oB Cherokee IN WaShingfon
e%ouhiy, % ne 7oth, Of March, 1851, the lsmb
having been stayed untl that DAY, and ah-
sWsr, o. tbs Zane will be proceeded * parte.
JOIN WALTERG, I'll p.
fsblsipnAsttl q Washlnsloh coobsy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

as you shot" The effect Is the same.
We notice on the c~Opperhead side
the name COVard. This representa-
tive's anne should always 30 placed
first on the list aud tho rest o. the
names dittoed-thus saving time and
yet conveying the same meaning.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

The local Of he vssksburs Ktald has
seen a puppy with eight legs, four tails, ana
only one head, u was 700 dsedto b OF any
Ous Of cur eHehangeg speaks Of . child
lately born, having BAL one sTa and that IL
he middle Of tEs forehead, 90 Inch aud Z
bali shove The nose. KnoKville, however,
takes The lead, On the 18th . colDred child
was born, having enly one esf. 10 noit, 10
inReu, 10 toeg, and 4 singh go IN The fore
bead II like he Yicktbnfr curiosity, vas
TOO dsaa % } sof ssy uN~knss 2a,ngV-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
lG- The New York Commercial ASpertae


lr The New York Commercial ASbertaa
says;
Among the latest aud most important Of
foreign converts to the Territorial Theory
Is the London Tines. Hitherto that journal
has warmly ~applAudsd the President and all
bis works. A late numbsr which reaches Us,
however, comes out boldly, aud squarely foT
the plan Of reeonstFuction 90 the only one
which can succeed. The PhiladelphiS cor.
~Fespondence informs the TINES that he has
met with a - Waterloo defeat" AID there is
completes change Of policy" Ths editorial
columns then argue that this change must be
In favor Of the Territorial Scheme, (" II 70 4
simple fact" says the Times, Hthat the land
South Of Mason and Di1on'S line, onee par.
celed out into States forming paris Of The
Union, Y Aov q conquered fsTriOTy, lying N
the hands Of conqaers, and awaiting their
disposition Of Il anew II II were not 80,
the Timsi argues, Il would haVs been impos-
Sible 70 carve Western Virginia out Of the
Old Dominion. Having made this broad a..
s%ertion, the writer then declares that q South
Cafolina Is now nothing more than . geo.
gapki<al szDrasion.D The community on The
lie Of each Southern Commouwealth Is absO-
lately broken, and when South Caroline
comes 10, q msst coma jHsf AZ Uiah o. Idaho
nsh % ADMITTED. II mHst start affesh, and
President and Congress have Iust ibo tame
HbeFty-ln dstefming When and under what
conditions u shall start a~iresh-asin deierm.
Jog when and under what conditions Utah
shall be entitled 70 become 4 member Of The
Union.b The writer then addg, b. way Of
advice, at win, ho doubt Be wise IN admit.
tisg late tbe FEDERAL Uhioa States from the
South, 10 the Old bohudsfiss but there ID
10 eompninoa 70 % 90. f4gnNoTN
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Train Robbers Sentenced to be
Hanged.

FRANKLIN, KY. January 23.--W. n. P.
King aud Abe Owens, train robbers, who
subsequently killed Harvey King. one Of their
band, we're sentenced to be hanged on the
AID Of March. The remaining ten prisoners
charged with EObbing the train we're granted
a continuance until June.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Cool.

A 81. Louis paper, speaking Of the exeeu-
tion Of q man near that city for murder, says:
The banging passed on as agTeeably as
such an affair could. The Job was we'll
done, and the visitors returned 10 town"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
WHY DO THE REBELS SEEM
TO LOVE ANDY JOHNsONP

This q~usstion has onsn been asked, Bat
We have never seen q satisfactory answer
gi'en- somsiime aGp, We read . historical
'ns'do,', Which " think clearly solves thii
question. A ssriaia ninliisr VA roing 70
bis apPoia,usu, one susday nosniae, and
near NE road vaia leg cabin. snd On he
"ass hoaiiag NE aeoF, be Sss = y glsokisr
prshia, s'tfids as i.nes. n. Psrion ,sksd
ih' fOungiis vhs a5,i iAtssl 0Fy and
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
A Man and his Wife Lost in the
stor M In Massachusetts.

SPRnoFIELD, Mass, January 25.--A man
aad his wife named Cooke were lost in the
storm At Florida, Massachusetts,, on Sunday
night, and have probably been frozen to
death, as all searching for them has been I'M
RvailinR,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
What the Rebels Think Of Andrew
johnson.


We copy the following article on
Andrew johnson from the Southern
UHion," u Democratic Rebel journal,
published In JonesbOrUugh, June %,
1862, by A. q. Graham. Every rebel
sanctioned and approved il. 1t reads
Musly -
"Andy johnson, Lincoln's Military
Governor VI Tennessee, is n native OF
North Carolina. His grandfather
was hung during the first revolution,
US a tory marauder and spy in the
employ Of TarltOn. His cousin, Mad
isOn Johnson, was hung for horse
stealing some twenty years ago, by n
regular verdict OF his peers, as the
law Of that State directs. Andy hav.
ing morv sense than the balance Of
the family, left his native State at an
early day, went to Tennessee aud
turned bis attention to politics. He
has therefore been more fortunate in
his villiany than his illustrious ances
tors we're. The day OF retr;bution
may yet ovcrtakc him however,
Had no received his due no would
have learned u trade at tho expense
OF his adopted State many years
since"
But few Of the reconstructed have
changed their sentiments IA regard TO
him-they have tho same contempt
for him thcy ever had. There is still
enough for Andy to learn a trade
ut the expense Of tho State. Go on,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
A Reverend Child Whipper Con-
vioted.

ALBANY, N. T., January 2S.--Rev.
Joel Lindsey, for whipping his child
to death for not repeating its cate
chism, was to-day convicted of muir
der 10 the second degree.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Election Of United States Senators
from Kansas,

TOPEKA, Kansas, January 23.-HOn. s. G.
POmeroy was reelected United States Sena~
tor, for the long term, aud Maj, L. @. Rosa
was elected for the short term. Both RAIDS,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Ex-G Governor Parsons, Of Alabama
Opposes the Amendment.

M%oSTaoSRRY, january 25.---E1-G Governor
Parsons, by request, has addressed the Leg
~iSlature in convention in emphatic opposition
to the constitutional amendment.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

ICP Five mHrdererS In EGingham county,
Illinois, jail, waiting TO be hanged, became
impatient and-lm
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
LATEST NEWS.
From Congress.
SENATE.


WAsHISGrON Feb. l.--Mr. Hanes introduc-
ed & bill TO amend an act on the removal OF
causes in certain cases from the United
States courts, approved JULY 27th 1866,
which amendment provides that parties now
resident in any Of the States late in rebel
lion, or a party plaintiff In any ease now
pending or hereafter brought in any court
Of Snch State, who shall defend in the cause
retained, according 70 the laws of such State.
for the adjudication Of relief sought by him
after the plaintiff ceased 70 prosecute the
original action, shall be entitled, where the
amount involved exceeds $500, at any time
before trial or a anal hearing thersofto have
said case removed 70 the United States ei--
cult court for such State IN the manner pre-.
Seribsd by the &C. TO which this is q supple
ment provided, that such removal shall an
ply to such causes hs could under the consti-
tuition aud existing laws be brought into cir
cult or district courts Of the United States in
such State BY original aetion.
The Senate bill 10 regulate terms Of OIL
GERS was received from the House, amended
so as TO include Cabinet officers among those
who were not to be removed without the ad-
vise ahd consent Of the Senate.
Mr.. Edwards moved that the Senate disA.
gree, and called for the Committee Of Con-
ference.
NJ. Trumbull said he hoped the Senate
would agree 10 the amendment, that be ala
not see why the Cabinet ohicers should be
s1esptsd from the provisions Of the bin, and
might as we'll be made hero as in Common
Conferences.
Mr. Edwards mid the Senate had express.
ed is opinion very decidedly on this mbjeet,
and ought not 10 be pressed 10 concur In
Whist II bad 20 decidedly, Of this subject, Vo-
ted down.
Mr.. Henderson moved to postpone the fuF.
Their consideration Of the iubjset. Disagreed
10. r.s.fp 4rr
The Clerk Of the House annoaneed the
death Of Philip johnson, Representative
from the ilth district, PenBylvania. NJ.
BueksloW delivered an address on the life
and character Of the deceased.
Tbs customary resolutions were passed
Aod ''''orn'd' HOUSE
On motion Of Mr. wilson leave was given
70 the Judiciary Commit.ee 70 BIZ during the
session.
Tbs Senate bill to regulate The tenure Of
eeTtain ofBcsgs, cane lup, and che Tote Of
yesterday and the rejection OF Mr. Williams
amendment we're r~ecoLsidered, and the
ameodmsnt was adopted, By % 70 60.
The Senate amendment 70 the tarif bIlI
wos fsfslred 70 Che COMMITTEES IN Ways and
hAans- Ht 0f z
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
NOTICE.

~ A. BAMEsI IS NY LAWFUL AGENT TO
W do business for me. Any transaction
Of business hermay DO shall be binding upon
=. n. RICKETTS,
Feb. ! isefNf Mlivoof, Tsaa.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
RADICAL UNION
STATE CONVENTION,
TO BIZ HELD IN
Nashville, February 22d, 1867
To Nominate o Candidate for our

next Governor.
LetieveFy DistFicti 10 every County through
out the State hold primary meetings and aP-
point delegates to this Convention. "Put
none but Americans on guard"
All delegates to this Convention will be
passed over the East Tennessee and Virginia
East Tennessee and Georgia, Knoxville and
Kentucky, and Nashville and Ch~nttSu0Oga
Roads At HALy TARE. We are authorized to
make this announcement by the Presidents Of
the roads mentioned.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
N OTICE III.

DY VlRTUEsoP All. IA. Tssupnr :,
ND the Circuit Court Of WaabInn,a' ROl
y, TO me directed, | will sell Al ~ oh Cs'U
House door, Ia the town Of Jousboso V'IS
Saturday the I'd day Of March, lssg 20 u
in hand, all the right, title, claim a. al
est that James A. Shepherd has j. 81 la's.
tract or parcel Of land, situated Il w psu
ton county, civil Dlstsict No, ~ "ssetG
the lands Of J. u. Cfoneh. vls1 .lgolaAS
and others, containing Fiva yf'Ia
or less e including = pNELLIG.H0ts w. "
SAW.hiLL, TO satisfy q iudsmeas ana
that A. A. Btoylea, for the use Of %
ningham, recovered against WA
and James A. Shepherd, Tor SSsIo Tga
Circuit Court, at October term, isss M
ST. sHIpLEy Il.
S,,I.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
LEE & TAYLOR,
va,
Have thal Pollnwinc

A0NO bAl0 IullUWluRs
TWO THOUSAND NEW GRAIN BAGS 70 RENT
l. to our sustomsrs who wish 70 eCaslgn' us thar
grain for aAle. 9gt . 4 TAYLOR.
I6CAsEs MUIR's ALE AND MBBERr'g BEST
lO London Porter = a TAYLOR.
IOR1oxEs ADMANTISB OANpLEs SBoxEs
lGO Patent was Candles. assorted eolors
1EB4sKETs CHAMPAGNE. WINE, OF CHOICE
% brands. LEE 4 TAYLOR.
1OBBLs- SO'irASSERs, OH. a.um
ThBGcs MO AND LAerrHA CORR
0oBBLs.o CUT LOAF, oRUsHED. fCLHERisED
lOO oFanufAi.d, Extra o., Q. rsllov I'D brown
6nSinnELs HrcrrTrED vHHsEET.
INBARRnLs TIREBAUaH's PURE AUausfl
~ Rys Whintsys On e~onsignnent
I0BBts LAcKErs oLDEYE WuIsKIi.
TX Oh. CASKS mKhnY. MAbRsiA "a PoRr
0h Bella. FuRE OiDAE APPLE BRksDI
IL BAGS sESptSr eOvr JAE1 co.tas
Tsblsif Ly1shbur.. virginia.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

" Prentice Ut tho Louisville Jour
nal tenders his advice to the public
" Never buy goods Of those who don't
advertise. Tbcy sell 50 little that they
have to sell dear"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Information o. Pension-saeker

Information for Pension-Ssokern
The following iufornstOn viii prove vuiu-
abl' 70 ell having business with ths Psnsion
Bursau
first Original applications are numbered
and their receipt Acknowledged. Thy are
aetsd on IN Their iurn, and are not taksn Up
cat Of ihsif order 81
Second. Applieallons for increase q pen
tion, 1ndsr The aeis Of Jans 8 and Jnly IS,
1866, form . part slthsr of .tbe ndIudieattd
o. The ptndlng claim, sad iheif receipt 10 not
acknowledges ~ this oGters
Third. The esndition ~ an un~hdIuficaiad
elaims sfs reported non time 70 fius, b. sir.
eulsr o. b. letter, andvin not 10 reported %
any arsDt unlsrs he shall haye besn reeoe-
uissa by tbis o1ss y ne attorney 10 t6e
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
- A~LEcTURE
TO q MEN.


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to Marriage generally. Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental aud
Physical lncapaeity, resulting from SelE.A-
buse, &c.-By ROBERT J.. CULVERWELL,
N. D., Author of the "GFeen Book &c.
The wOrld-rsnORned author, In this admit
rable Lecture, clearly proves from his "
experience that the awful consequences Of
SelE-Abuse may be efectually removed With
out medicine, and without dangerous surglc-
al operations, bougies, instrnments, rings, or
cordials. pointing out a mode Of cure at snee
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ly. THISLECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON
TO THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent nader SEAL 70 any address, il q plain
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or two postage stamps. Alss DR.. Culver
wells Marriage Guide" price IS cents
Address the publishers,
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l27 Bowery, New York,
feb1, ls6T-S.M.P.&C0.1 POStofRee boz 1855.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08

Crosby Opera House Purchased.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.--Mr. Crosby has phr-
chased the Crosby Opera HOuse from W. II.
Lee, who Won it for 100000. CROSBY made
S95,OOO by the lottery,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-02-08
Advertising Swindlers.

The JonesbOrOugh Flag publishes J. J. Ad.
ans, G. Nassau street, New York, advertising
Agent, who has Seen sending out Gia En-
terPrise advertisements TO Southern papers,
as a swindler. We wish 20 add 10 the list
the arm Of Salisbury, Bro. 4 Co., dealers in
Watches, J~ewelry, &C., Providence, Rhode
Island. In fact, we believe all Gin Enter
Prises 70 be nothing more nor less than swim
ding macbines, and we advise our readers
20 give them q vide berth. We shall exclude
their advertisements from our colunnE In the
future.-BraioI EtrS.
To the above we add the firm Of James
Hutchinson 4 Co., JsWelry S~windlsrs. 1917
Broadway, New YOrk-NAthsr ! Co., Advsr-
Using SwindlsrS, New York and Emory 4
Son, Agricultural Implement sWihdlers, AL
bany. New York. Printers, pass them round.
TENNESSEE Legislature.
Ga Saturday. Feb. 2, on the vote Of the
Amended Franchise Bill, on iiS second pas
sage, in the House Of Representatives, the
Uots stood IS below. Il will be observed
that DussAS, Of Sewer, got drunt on that Oe-
e~srsH, and St0ggasd on hs Oh r eide Of tie
H'Hss. There Is certainly some mistake
about ThOrnburg-he pSs . UniOn nsn once /;
can be favor the government Of TsnnsIIes
going into the hands Of RsbelSi We doubt
It. We hope be win set himself right. Here
is the vote:
Nc. Underwood dsmaadsd the previous
question, which was sustained, Ahd the bill
past is second reading, ayes 90, noes 70, as
follow; Ayes-MssIFs. AndsrSoa, Of HaniL
ton, Baker Biueknhn, Clsmsnta, Donaldson,
Doughty, DoWdy, Elliot, Fuson, Garner, Gil.
msr, Hudson KsFehiyal, Maxwell, McNair,
Morris, Nulloy, Murphy, Norman Patton, Por.
ter, Pickett Raulston, Richards, Rogers,
Shepherd, Smith, Of Hlrdemas, Smith Of
0bion, Taylor, Underwood, Waters, Walker,
Welsh, Wines. Woodeoek, Woods-3a
HOes-hessrS. Brown, BiggB, Brieu, Cling
man, Coleman, Coward, Duggsn, Grove, Ia
man, Jones Of Clsiborns Jones OF Greene,
L~asatsr, Lsllystt, Loagmiller, Mason, Melton,
Moore, Parks, Psanon, Sehaltos. simmsrly,
Street, Sehulta, Sisgald, Thompson, Thorn-
burg, Warren, WTigkf-7a.
Coed Captain wsishi On The right side
this limsi
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Lynchburg Prices Current
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Prices OF UnCurrent Ympr
BY THOMAS 8. NAM

SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEi. NM,
lowing are the rates paid Aby TMOMAs as,rSSss'
BROKER, corpcr % Union dna College Illuh N.
vile, fOE uueurfent money. Those ~auotaih., "
BE 70 npetuats, but may 10 Depended soS ~
length Of time for remittauoea 10 b rscslV1 M ~
express, n forwarded without dslay.
TENNESSEE. naof a. r,,,.. d.
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ORTGINAL ~ATTACHMENTs,

III boWeryi New YORK,
febs, lse7-S.A.P.&co.l POstoGies box 4Sss,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-11

iaborings peopleAin cities, ats swnpa-
thies ought to 90 aoith the Democratic
party. Freedom to- work for wages,
So far as the law. can confer it, is what
they have long enjoyed in this State.
But freedom-to spend their wages as
they please, freedom to eat and drink
what they please. and on any day of
the week they please, is what neither
they nor their white fellow citizens
are permitted by the Republican party
to enjoy; and as this liberty can be
gained by political action, it is their
interest to vote with the only party
that fayors it, -. .fft.tl-f- ,fi.,, XII sail