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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31
The Drunkard,s VIII.

leave to society ruined character
wretchcd example, and q memory
that will soon rot.
leave to my pa ents during tho
rest Of their lives AS much sorrow As
humanity, in a feeble and decrepit
state can sustain.
leave to my brothers and sisters
as much modification and injury as |
could bring on them.
leave to my wife broken heart,
a lite of wretchedness and shame, to
weep over my premature death.
give and bequeath to each OF my
children, poverty, ignorance and low
character and the remembrance that
their father was n brute.
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NUMB ,
Marry Her First.

Many years ago, in what is now q
fiourishing city in this State, lived %
staIwart black smith, fond of bis pi pc
and his Joke. He was also fond OF
his blooming daughter, whose many
graces and charms had ensnared the
affections of susceptible young print
er. The couple, after season OF
billing and cooling, engaged them
selves, and nothing but the consent
Of the young lady's parent prevent
ed their union. To obtain this an in
terview was arraigned, and typo pre-
pared u little speech to admonish and
convince the old gentleman, who sat
enjoying his flvorite pipe in perfect
content Typo dilated upon the fact
Of their long frion dship, their natural
attachment, their hopes for the future,
and like topics, and taking the daugb-
ter by the hand and said | now, sir,
ask your permission to transplant this
lovely flower from its parent bed
but his feelings overcame him, he for
got the remainder of bis oratorical
flourish, FLUSHED ,stammered, and finally
wound up with-'from its parental
bed, into nly O10H.'
The father keenly relished the dis
comfture of the suitor, and after re-
moving his pipe aDd blOwinga cloud
replied
well young man, don't know os
I've any objections, provideG you ,oW
marry the girl first"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31
The Man, Monroe,

EX.MayOr Monroe, ofNew Orleans
who more than any other man stands
charged with the guilt of tho terrible
massacre in that city last summer,
has been on q visit to the President.
He would like to have General SHER-
IDAN removed from his command in
the Louisiana District. This may be
natural enough. General SHERIDAN re-
moved him from his command and
"one good turn deserves another" But
it is extremely impudont for such a
man as MONROE to present himself to
the President upon such an errand or
upon any other. If he had his due no
would have been tried as an accessory
to tho New Orleans murders long ago,
for the consequences Of those crimes
rest upon his soul. We do not imagine
that he effected anything at Washing
ton, but his visit there is suggestive
of the amazing boldness with which
these unreconstructed Rebels force
themselves into notice. MONROE, it is
SAID, is going to Canada "to spend
the summer" He should resolve to end
bis days there, the country can spare
him and Canada will no doubt admire
him.
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G- A little girl of three years,
who had disobeyed her parents, was
ordered to go and sit on the cellar
stairs, for punishment. The little
thing obeyed, and after she had been
seated there for somo time, her faith
er opened the door and asked her If
she was not ashamed The little girl,
with tears in her eyes and finger in
her mouth, replied:
Yes"
"What are you ashamed OFF," ask
ed her father.
g. ! am ashamed of my pa" she re-
piled,
The kind-hearted father appreoiat-
ed the answer, and released her from
Imprisonment.
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" Robert Toombs, who is called
the Danton Of the late rebellion, is
ncw in quiet at his home in Washing
ton, GA. He writes in private letter
that he prefers the political advan-
tages of America to living anywhere
else in tho world; and that no true
patriot Of the South will forsako his
native land. "Let US remain here" he
says, "and endeavor by the favor
of God to build up our waste pla ces,
made so by our own indiscretion.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31

eA.ASNoUNCNG CANDIDATEs-For County
offices, So 90; State, $40 90.
JoB-PRNTNe, of all descriptions, neatly
executed.
RsA., All communications tending to per-
5onal agrandizement or emolument will be
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and subscriptions con
tlnued unless RrTearages are paid and
ordered To be stopped. and they will
be charged for accordingly.
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How Sal DlsgracCd the Family.

A traveller in the State of Illinois,
some years ago, came to log hut on
the prairies, near Cairo, and there
halted. He went into the house of
logs. 1t was wrOtchcd affair, with
an empty packing-box for table,
where two or three old chairs and dis
abIod stools graced the reception
room, tho dark walls of which were
further ornamented by display of
tin-ware, and broken delf article or
two.
Tho woman was crying in one cor
ner, and the man, with tears IN his
eyes and Il pipe in his mouth, sat on
stool with his dirty arms resting on
his knees, and his sorrowful looking
head supported by the palms Of his
hands. Not word greeted the in
terloper.
"Well," no said, "you seem to be
in awful trouble here. What's up ?"
"Oh we arc most crazed, neigh
bor," said the woman, "and we amt
got no patience to see folks now"
That is all right said the visitor,
not much taken aback by this polite
robuff; but can't | bo Of any service
to you in all this trouble ?
We'll, we've lost our gal Our
Sails gono off and loft u.s. said the
man, in tones of despair.
"Ah, do you know what induced
her to Leave you ?" remarked the new
arrival.
"Well. we can't say, stranger, as
how, she's so far lost TO US as to be in
duced but, then, sEo's gone and dis
graced u.s." remarked the aflliG ted
father.
Yes, neighbor-aAd not as /
should say it rs is her mother, but
there warn't poortier gal in the
West than my Sal-she's gone and
brought ruin on us, and or her own
head now," followed the stricken
mother.
"Who has she gone with ?" asked
tho visitor
"Well, there's the trouble. The gal
could have done well; and might have
married Martin Kehoe, a capital shoe
maker, who, although he's got but one
eye, plays the flute in a lively man
nor, and earns good living. Then
look what IL homo and what a life she
has deserted, She was surrounded by
all the luxury in the country said
the father.
Yes who knows what poor Sal
will have to eat, drink or wear?
groaned the old woman.
'And who is the fellow who has ta-
ken her from you, to lead her iAto
such miseryY quoth he.
why, sne's gone off and got mar
ried to a critter called an editor, as
lives in the village, and the devil
knows how they are to earn living
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with FREQ look at Heaven! A grand
development awaits US. Standing
upon the platform of liberty and hu.
man progress, with u promise Of ear.
nest and iaborous effort for your ma.
terial interests, if reelected, | accept
the nomination rendered mo in so
complimentary manner.
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Grovesteen g. Go.
Piano Forte Manufacturers
400 BrO6d,gau. Mem Y0rE.

490 BrOddl0dy, Nelo Y0rk
THESE PIANOS received the Highest Award
of Merritt at the Worlds Fair, over the best
makers from London, Paris, Germany, the
cities of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Boston; also, the GoM NedaL at the A.
mericda Institute, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE
YEARS!l Our Pianos contain the French
Grand Action, Harp Pedal, Overstrung Bass,
Full Iron Frame, and all Modern Improve
ments. Every Instrument warrGnted FIVE
years. Made under the supervision of Mr.. J.
H. GROVESTEEN, who has practical ex-
perlence Of over thirtyfve years, and IS the
maker of oUer eleDen thousand piano Jortss Our
facilities for manufacturing enable us to sell
these instruments from SlOO $500 cheaper
than any first class piano forte.
l7-l8GG-2yHkP
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b6- "Excuse mo, madam, but ]
would like to know why you look at
me so savagely?" said gentleman to
a lady stranger. "Oh beg pardon,
sir; l took you for my husband +"
was the reply.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31

no. al. s." (place of seaD will
have a double significance on legal
documents In Russian America.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31

" "What does your husband deal
in, marm 2" "Ho deals cards chiefly,
sir" "Well, tho devil will get him
when tho last trump is played"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31

10 Wowan-She spoiled us with
an apple, but atoned for the wrong by
forming a pair.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31
THE UNION FLAG.
JoneSbOrO', Tenn, May 81, 1867.
G.. e. GRESHAM,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms,

nay The UNION FLAG will be published
every Friday Morning, on the following
terms
One copy, per year, S3 90
Six months, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents.
TERMS FOR CLUBS.
To Club of Five subscribers, each, So IS
TO Club of Ten subscribers each, 2 80
To Club of Twenty subscribers, each, 2 90
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASH.
Terms Of Advertising.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31

~ Kindness is slowed away in the
heart, like rose leaves in drawer, to
sweeten every object around them.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31

VI A prominent Norwichian dis
tinguished himself at a church fair,
the other evening, by purchasing a
certain article of feminine apparel,
under the impression that they were
white pantalOons for boys.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31

lONi iNOEMlE DE MAR
GUERlTTES, Miss
AGNES PERRY,
and many others, whose high standing in the
profession gives the stamp of truthfulness to
their intelligent and genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says:-
find that the Email produces all the
brlliancy of rouge and lily-white, with the
great and peculiar advantage of total harm
lessness. 1t really adds to the sOftness and
beanty of the skin.
The Magnificent Vestvali says:-
have suffered so much from the various
white lotions, &C. which my theatrical pro-
iession obliges me to use, that | consider it
perfect benefaction to find a preparation
which gives the necessary whiteness to the
skin, and leaves the skin cool ard smooth.
Miss Maggie Mitchell says:--
have tried the skin beautife-, "LEmail
de Paris" and found that it instantly inn
parts a natural bloom ana freshness to the
complexion.
"Jared's Emai. de Paris is used as a deli
cate beautifer of the skin for Theatre, Sa-
loon or Ball Room, by the most refined and
scrupulous ladies; producing all the beaut-
flying effects Of rouge and lily-white without
their vulgar glare or injury to the skin.
Sold by all frsE-class Druggists, Perfu-
mers and Ladies' Hair Dressers.
l.. Isabeau, 822 Broadway Demus Barnes
( Co., and F. G. Wells & Co., New York, and
Eugine JOun, Ill South Tenth street. and
Johnston, Holloway 4 COwden, Philadelphia,
Agents.
JARED h RENE, General Agents and I'M
pOrters, N. Y. nOv23 l866mos6.
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p @ Bo e R Y .
MY POLICY.

|.
Whom was President
| governed by myself
All tho bread and butter | got
put upon the shelf.
But Sumner and stevens
MadO such a strife,
1 had TO turn Copperhead
In fear of my life.
Congress was so bad,
And "My Policy 50 harrow,
l might have put my party
In u wheel barrow.
when I'm impeaChed,
My party'll get a fall;
Down will come "My Policy"
Copperhcads and all.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-05-31
JULES JARED'S
" EMAIL DE PARIS
THE NEW BEAUTITYER OF THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED LADIES.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED LADIES'
This secret of identifying the skin being
known only to Messrs. Jared Rene, they
honoraly state that it differs from all other
preparations. 1t gives to the most harsh and
freckled skin both the texture and color OF
whether appearing as freckles, tan, morphew,
moth, or back-worm specks, and is especi-
ally successful in smooththing out the marks
left by SMALL Pox.
The agents of "L'Email de Paris" most
confidently submit to the public the earnest
endorsements of such distinguished ladies as
SIGNORA RISTORI, Nile FELICITA VEST
VAIL, Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL. Mrs.
D. P. BOWERS, LUCILLE YVES
TERN, Mdm'e PONISI, Mrs. EN-
MA WALLER,LUCYR RUSH
TON ON,N0EMIEDEMAR-
GUERlTTES, Miss
AGNES PERRY,
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NpIisei : @eri6t.

9lnn SUD on uno Sane Souiion, s,uei
6arbi9e, 9ebraudten geitern icbr belief
oigenoe Gprahe auf ser Str1be un0
ble6ten iebe Oaflr 80, lpofiir iieSteine
flopfen miihen.
9lnn Cunningham, cine GltliGc 6rau,
Gle Den Nusiagen elmer 8euain mad, IN
Orei Sabren nidt niidtern 9etueien uno
nun 9eitern ibre geboriee Bortion gu fidt
genOmmen, perlamme!te eire siemIidc
NnSabl &inOer nm lid, Sic lie ouf feline
anitdnOige Meiie unferGleIt, pafiir uurs
DC Tie nit So beltraft.
Sbomas 4SaDne, Elm Sarbiaer, IieB
feline alte Nfabre 9efcrn idneller Iaufen
ais 0aS 8eieb erlaubt, unb 3ablte Oafar
81 in Die Staotfa6e.
Cara Silber, etne Sarbiqe unb 9ola
Sowarb, cine @eiBe, gerietben peaen
Ger 3ietbe III Streit beidumpften fi9
un6 sablten ieoe 81.
MlferS 0oob, farbie, ipar betrunfen
uno lieb ieinen llebermutb 9cgen lein
Yfero aus rofGr er Sc ;ablte.
2lnn Nooos, cine Sarbige, ole fur
0lrs. 2enD luaidt, itabl geltern bon btrs
ieIben 2 Sber6emoen uno niebrere am
bere Sa1en i'm Rert5 bon $40; ba
milbernoe llmitaube borlaaen, 10 entIieb
Col. Ston lie mad 8e5oblung bon 81
CITRATE.
s. s. Bridges, mar betrrnfen, sobIte
81 Strafc.
Self. Sperton unb s.. @udleb, GAR
bi9e, batten beioe etlpas imaDpfe, sonts
ten lid,, ipurocu arretirt unO nnrben
Oiesmal nod 9e3aBlun0 Der Soften ent>
lafen.
Sin alter Manl 81. $5amilton nit
gfameil, mar betrllnfen unO snbIte oafiir
SO Strafe.
$. q. gteelon, ser Gas 5rjnRcn liebt,
Sablte 50.
Sobn Soipns itano inter Ser 9lnflaae
aeitcrn bon Dem alien Nf. Samilton,
lpdbreno CT betrnnfen mar, ein 20 Dol
lar sGololtiif, $3.50 in Currency uno
,ipei GiicnbabnbiIlctte aeitoblen 5n ba.
ben. See SaIl fpur6e berta9t.
y. 8. Sarnfiportb, oehen 5aa bon
eeltern auf beute beria9t t9Hroe, rnubte
beute "a beaabIen.
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SenntNee 2e9islatm,
Mittipotbl afop. 1861.
e e II q t

Sine 8oti1aft bes @ouberneurS,
Delber S. sS. sPdrlin9 als Gommiir
iioncr Der metropolitan 8oli5ei em~
pFeblt, ipnrDe sur 8q9esorOnung filr
morgen geictt. s.5.s,W
SER 6drep brat6.e cine giu Elm,
Ste Sic 3abnarsneifllnit i'm Gtoate
Senne6ee rc9ulirt, be9Ieitet bon elmer
Sittf1rift, unterseibnet bon g. 9S.
Mcra bon WlenpbiS, IS. s.. Morgan
unb 81. Nullel bon aalbpille. Die Sin
uurbe bem Gont te fir Sncorporatios
men iibergeben.
Senatbil, foelde 3ehgen sipin9t, in
getuilIen Sdllen Dor @eribt su erI6ei@
men, paiiirtc Sic brittle 2elung.
Senat pertagte iid bieraui Bis o
morgen frRb.
9auS.
9luf Slntrag tor Srn. @illiams
pafiirte Elm 8e16lu5, Sem Serrn @.
g. @ofril feline @eiieaeioer llno Sa>
lair bonn eriten Nfortng i'm Sftober
bis gum 5. Nobember gu sablen
Sausbia $40. ga, ole elm @omite be-
antragt, iuel6eS ilber Sic 3rpcfMaBig>
felt oer @eranoerung ser Mablseit fiir
@ongrebmitglieber beratben fed, pois
1irte. Il. ~
@enatbiu SO. 80, pelde Sen 8ez
idluB, cine 8elobuuna fur Die Gtiauz
gennebmun9 bon Sibam 8. $arriS
aus5ulssen, luiOerrltft, paiirte Die
sfpeitc 2eiun9.
Senatbill $50. 80, ipel6e beItimmt
Sap Sic @ablurnen an gSablta9eu bon
Mor9els s bis gia6mitta9s 5 ntl
ge0ffnet b.eiben 1oaen unb baB e8 feis
mem 8ablricbter: geitattet .leiu iou
nnnotbige Sragetl an Ole y9S0bler ~
ltellen, muroe Dem .SrNic;arD Gomit'
iibergeben.
Sausbiu So, 12S, Sic Musgabcn OeG
Stabs oes @ouberneurs 81 berrin9erl
uub ale Sffiaiere nit @usnabme eineI
8eneral zNOlutanten unb zines @enera
Guartiermetiters gu entlaNen, tpurbe
na9bem elm ENHANCEMENT, ipel6es bi
| Office bes general Suartiermeilteri
i ebenfalIS aufbebt, init A gegen p
Stimmen permorfen mar, bis beut
iibsr Snei @oden perIegt.
Serr Bolton brad)te einen Sei6lu
einL Der Die Grnennung zines Gomite
bespedt, peldeS einen 8eri6t iibe
bic @ilenbabn, Die 9egenpartig in De
SdnOen bon 9feceibers finb, abitatte
ioa, palirte unS' Die Serren 8ofo
unb 9amilton uurOen bon Seiten Be
9aules ernannt.
Sertaeune bis gladnlittae 2 llbr.
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Or. Splen,an's &arte.

So-Ianae Sic Nenidbcit franf miro
uno Srrtbiimer begebt, Oil beren 5oIaen
sic 8etrefeuOen Ianas Su leioen baben,
ioateu iie periudcn, iid BON ibrcn SeiNen
gu bcfreien. uu0 @erleni9e, neIder
ieinc Salente uno feline 3elt anwenOet
UNI lOIdeu lln9lidliden 9tcttuna gu
o.rldaffen, 1T eben 10 gut elm 9biIanz
tropiit uie Der, WeIder Der leibenoen
Ntenibbeit auf orbere 8eiIe 81 Belfen
iud)t. gSabre 8bilnntropie befeDt nidt
i'll NufIu6en Oes llriprun9S zines ue<
bells, fonbern in stufiuden bon Wfitteln
Oas llebel gu bcilen. Or. 6 Diem n
bat cine 9teihe bun Sabren berarti9e
Sale bebonOe!t, unb 1T burn cifriges
StuSiAm blbin gelun9t, DAP er int
Stonbe 1T bas su Ieilten mas or ger
| ipri9t. @eine Sffice beFiuOet iid in
No. 21O s burd itruBe @de bon
NteeemorcifraBe bintcr Der 2tpotbefe.
OFFS 3Nfu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06

>t9cId ueF StuuIe6euuH9 uno ernuUS
ttgt, 8elber fit mid in @mpfang Su
negmen uno barber gu qnittiren.
Sobn Dub III 9erausgeber.
\ llnisre gesbrtfn 2eierinnen mer5en nuf
th5 auDerrrosntItd, reidbbaltise Eager Der
belen g 5nittipaarea after Nrt aufmerflnm
setadt; neldtes he 5srrrn IS NJ. QS. Serrs
II. So, Gle Son Gbur6 unb GUNNER
StraBe, bnIten, Dicle 6erren serfauftn ibrr
@aaren 10 tpsblfeil mic Spr benz 01ie,e une
bieteit Rem taufenben prblifum iibsrbaupt
lebr beadbtenswertbe @prtbeile, ipeabnlb mir
niGt unterla1en molten, BE Aufmsrtlamteit
atf eifis 6anplunJ 3uIsufea.
Il lie 5erren 5art NIB SeuSleN i,t
Der sansen Statt ais rten 70 umiitbti9e, ME
reetle @eIt9dTt5teute tsfannt bstrsiten Gin
sruBe5 unb aussebrsitstr5 Gon1miIfpns= l,un
! 9sfSrteruns8- Gslhaft in 30. y SIr. Rartet
! StraBe. 9lQe Observation-Disclosures 9rptufts
perhen baieltf sefnuit unp perfauft unb fanu
id, Elm Seber aiif cine I6libe unb coulaute 8e-
tantIuns GetteuS cisler 6irma prTii9sr
baIten. .. ..... .r-a.
It 9aS .9'ripatbUtel uuO Srarpin9baMs bes
5errn 81. IS. @Gttin8er int Grpir
Saus, 105 9fprb=@pQese SraBe spil6er
benz epuisptQe Depot uns be,n Sauare piri
6rempen aub Ginbsimilcben ais eiu eprSIelid
sutes, Gtt heut19e5 @aftbauS srter SLAP
teItens empfrbleu. Die Yreile iinb 10 BILL!
aelfetlt, ais man e5 nur ertrayten tlun.
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4 Die. Snustalter BON NalbD;u
tpereet auf Die erbTnun9 Sru &peer6' Gnpp-
rum fir 6nusbaltuuss- G'e9enItGuce, SIC. )
Gberr9 StraBe, llnrn nno 9merirdn 8lcd,
nufmrrffanf seinadt. Nian fneet baielbIt
cine spaitdnbige Auspabl Ven glitter plattir-
ten Srttauia planirten unb japauilirteu 0aa-
rcn, 3inn-, 5ClS nne 9Seiben-IrtifeIn, 9'ra-
3u snblrei9 IN, lie oufSusdbIrn, bic linlrntid
nOtbWenpig unb niisli9 fir ie6e 5atsbaltimg
iHb. Stpmmt unO tetradtGt bic @uspaM Der
grrrdtbe, meide bereitS prrbonesn Enb unb
fprt!pGbrsnp anspmmen. go pf1 2M
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II Sci q. GerieI iii Gturd StraBs.
eiebt IS glulteru a Ia Slacf Croft warms
Mnblssiten Ii. (. 10. SIT jecer Stnnre Sag nnt
Radbt. i.., --.-- r!31 1M
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6onSel uuS 16rfe.

Stem 9orf, Wfittpod, Sen 6. 9fob.
Sob 0ffnete 81 1888 unb itano I'm
10a llbr 1879 ], 121 Hbr Mittags 139.
II. g. Bombs 6pros. faaig 1881 112
5<2Oer i, GericS 1851
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Die OsDnt9Omerp
y el(<M fabemte
FIR 0ie
,l1;sil,erfStGt BON SSafbpiue.

TNtei 5mfaisut, meIdbeS sirf n Ser6a nit
~&'rtu lino elegant euiGeriC5teten SduIsmrrern,
einrm 9a1;Ils IL Nder, elmer Bi6Iiofbet roit
1000 Sdnoen, cinsm ppit6us I3en Observation-Disclosures
Appdratls uno eines 50 inaitneaen &nlalt srofjneE
III, nTfaBt sDei Nbtbeiluugen, r6mIi5 ztne
elementarz NIB 6amadiial. Nbtbsitang
Der Gurus III Der Glementar= Ibtte IiIng i'll auf
brei Sabre ieitgeiest; fir tie 8Dmnaitll 1T tn
einen cld fhen Ino Heaspeig eetb lit. Ser ctcfTfs
be Curl mdtrt pier Sabre IND hiinet S6gtnge fiir
gaze uro 01rpiIo aHS. Scaling tonneil IN anberu
t0tefm &riG.ten NAB Gnierem bitten 5 breseIriu5
eintlettn.
Der gtea seuaIus bespest bic glu@bitSuns far has
rattIae Seben.
Sernfiit,.
Setsft setmi'--9om 9. Geptem6er bis "a. Ora. '67
gSi tee Strmilt--aonl 8. sSdnuar hi n N1rst SfS
sSrubl hrs Setn,in--8om6 6. Mpril Els "a. mi S6S
3ogilree iclGteR beim 8eginr ees SdbaIuEres ober
Den9itens bstm Se9tnne eoes GuhrtaIs geGenTpdrtte
teta oa gu q fereH 3eiten teiRe neEeu AIoIlen ass
bI!eet ireGeen tonneu.
Ooprrdr.
s3oblbor fir ieeeS GuartaI i'm go aus: SIN Gru,s
nahum iiir Serbttermiu $35; gSintertsrmin sos:
Srubiabrste.riin $40 Sn Der Gltmeetors Nbthe,ilnS
fitr eesbitterr in Ss5; ssintel termin $50; 6rIbs
1abrst rnain SIS.
Tacultdt.
). 9. 9inSs Iep, 2ansIer Der llnipef1itGt uuh
Rrnf efior Der Standardization.
- ---* 9riusipal Der @toSemie MnS sBres
s. g. 10 III, (frberer @roieIior in Der Sa binatpr
Intp'rittdt 3u ct. 2ouis) 8rOfcfinr Der 6lttreR
N. g no (frIterer 9rins pal Der gsaF5piHe
hbtersn Sbue} grSfeior Der asatbematit u,so
8ttn5ipaI Ter Giementar AbtbeiIIms.
Sltr Habege5 penSe man iit1 on bic Nlclltdt ohex
an Scbn W. Geo,
np2 @rdiiScn. oes BOARDS.
+Gin oerr, ser in Sieisr Scgers febr pobI be.annt
urh iebr aeatbtet it bat bic g8abI aasenommen, toitn
absr bieies ,5abr itinen Sis i'll Der 6aeultdt ni4t
nebnlen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-06
6reita9. Sen Is. 9tobember 8. S.,
en- ben ESTABLISHMENT AMI ein. NIB ;ipeiidbriaen
G:eott, emit @uona{ me ron 251 GoleTS, ole foiort
baar hsseblt psrSen mtiher1
6 iteis Sraft g 0tt 5
in SobibIou County, Sem,
Setfentlid)er ScrfaGf,

graft elmer Sogmdd1t, tpelcbe sSamcs SEiI=
DSllans am II. eSaruar 1868 aus cieut bot NIB
uelr1e in Der aeaIer's Once fIr 9apiSion @cuHip,
Ru go. rs, Seite $40 einaesei6net porcetr 1T,
ruerbe i3
am q. Cesembcr 1867
ocr Der gourtBuus Sbiire Ter Staot Raibpiae uerz
itCteern:
Sen 9ano Srac; I'M GipiI 9iirtt 30. 81 IN aenonns
tenn County, alf IpeAem SdmeS gsiII:ame nrtnt Illo
1oelher $50 alder ettbGlt Ser SanezSract liegt Gn
Der 2anDitraBe 9tlibuine uacb Glartsple, sD0lf
9Reien non Der Stdot Raibuiac. AHf beideten Sanos
Eract beitnhen t Elm Ipertbpoler OritgurteftI elts
bIliene 5-6t00 feline Sbibdume uno einen 9Sginbere
nit ;iemitcb 4l0 &ebit6den; 1T gut pcriebeI nit
ME feblereen GueIleu oe5 beittn Naer5, cat etrUa
300 Ader unter ence Der eit oSer ocd groBte
56e oee ben, lit gut beiuabet e. t1dIt quite ns
prouenent5. Die SeiieInS fou ent ~eoer I'M 9dnje
peer in qetreunten EbeiIen perfuuIt peroen, Iue IS
&duferl genebm it, Mue, nellie 81 fauler mini den,
m0seu iii oil SurHes 2Sidiams Gu1 oeH! Yase penSeu,
Der tbucn bic Sduoercien scigen wiro. sS
S.rfauf Sbebin9un9en:
Cine 6dte boar unS bic orSere arf Credit fir ans
Wonate nit ,Sfterefie Datum an aGufer taben
Goten uub eide belt SIT aepGbreu nio oaS &uitS wIio
fir 3obuug bes Saufael6eo rerrpf n6tt bIetbeu.
Die &anhetei mrb 81 ieoer 8cit benz u. Sescuber
1867 su bIPiciI &eoin9unsen uerfGuft, i'm AIT=
Iebbober bel sidues asiGantS. benz A8erten SO.
6. Sotoan, eiuiteIen-
W. 6. Jprran,
mi SD E,uftes &C.