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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

Try VIRTUE or A DECREE or TIE
II Chancery Court, Al JonOsborough, Ten
neSsao, a. its November term, 1889, In tAe
case &. n. Klncholoo %. Silas Ratia and,
others, l will offer fSr sale, at the Court
House door, In JonsBborOugh, on Monday thR
an day Of February, 1851, a tract Of land,
Wing n washington county, Tennessee, Dis.
trict No. l3, adjoining the lands Of widow
Howard,ssAmbrOse Gibson, John Payne and
Others, and containing about lOs acres.
ALSO, at the sam time and place, tho
tract Of land Of Enech Ro@Ard1, In the SAM
District adjoining the landa Of Jas. A. WellS,
p. CubiRe, Hsunah Hale, and John Payne,
and sontafnlng - acres more or less.
FERNS:
Sig month"; credit, With bond and gecVri-
". and a lien retained until fully paid, and
Esld without the right Of redemption. De-
eember 81, 1856. HENRY H0SS, O. 4. N.
jana ls6T--w4prs fee$S.
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF TIE
ChAneery Court, at JonesborOugh, Ten
nessee, In the case Johp r Smith % HennSs-
Sey & King will Sep, at the COpyt;Houss
door, II JOnesbOFough, on Monday the 4th
day Of February, 1861, a tract Of land situa-
ted in Washington county, Tennessee, In
District No. 8, and kpown as the heGinniS
farm, containing 400 acres, more or less, and
adjoins the lapds Of DR.. Reed and others.
Terms.
Cash In hand. December 3lst, 1855.
HENRY HQSS, C.6M.
Jana ls67-W4prs fee$6,
nURSUANT TO A DECREE OF TIE
Chancery Court, at JoneaborOuRh, Ten
nesseo, In the case Henry johnson "a. D. KeS-
ner, Administrator, and others, ] will sell, at
tho Court-House door, In JOneaborough, on
Monday the 4th day Of February, 1867, a
House and lot Of land situated at JohnSon'S
Depot, adjoining the lands Of J, X. MOngle,
r. LSve, and others, containing one-hAlf
acre, more OK less.
Terms
Six and .welve months' credit and equal
inStallments with bond and approved Sscu-
rity, and lien retained until purchase moAsy
Is fully paid, and sold without the right Of
redemption. December 3lst, 1885.
HENRY HQsS, G. 4 N.
lana Is67-w4prs EesS6,
nURSUANT 70 A DECREE OF TIE
Chaucery Court At JonesbOrough, Ten
neasee, at its November term, 1866, In the
cases White h Swope "a. ", 8, Hunt Of al,
and r. Walter, surviving partner, &e, ~. W.
s. Hunt, Of al, l will sell, at the Coart-House
door, In JonesbsrOugh, on Monday the 9Th
day Of February, 1867, a tract Of land, In
civil District No. T. Washington county,
Tennessee, on the waters Of Indian Greek,
adjoining the landS Of W. T. Erwin, y. Long
mire and others, containing llS acre! more
or less.
Terms:
Blk months credit and bond and approved
security, with interest from date, aud . lien
retained until purchase money 10 fully paid,
and sold without ths right Of redemption.
December 3lst, 1856. HENRY HOSS,
Jana lse7-w4prS fes$61 o. q n.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

H9- The Knoxville wig, the VsterPp and
saRet6sd apostle Of the mountains, strikes
vigorously and fearIsSSly for cOIorsd enfran.
ehiSsmen.. II says:
From The hour when the frat gun was ared
on the stars and stripes, until the present
time, the negro has been loyal to the Union
and the steadfast friend Of the Union man.
All rebels admit this, and all Union men who
lived In the South knop Il 10 be true. The
Thousands OF gallant Uaion soldiers who
we're starved 10 rebel prisons aud hunted
With blood-houndS, cen meyer doubt the 10y.
atty Of the black man who fed them and pi-
loted them 10 the Union camps.
In Tennessee there are foEtT thousand loyal
black men, SiHty-hve loyal thousand Fbitemsn,
and EiaHTH THOUSAND men Of the rebel camp,
whose faces are white. Because Of the din
entity Of enforcing the franchise law ID Mid
die and West Tennessee, where rebels are 10
the mglaFity, there 10 great danger that the
State will pass under the control Of IShAm
@. Harris and the minionS Of JED. Davis.
There IL no truly loyal man who would not
desire 10 aYsEt this calamity. This we are
agreed upon. Then let Us agree a. 10 the
manner By which Ns ShAn escape rebel tyr
amy and rebel rpls.
In our Judgement, the only mQdD By which
the government Of the State eau DO preserved
10 loyal hands, beyond peradVsnturs, iS to
give The ballot to Ar loyAl mes. Therefore
We are In favor Of negro Suffrage. Unite The
vote Of the loyal negroes 10 the vote Of the
loyal white men, and Tennessee y saved from
rtbsl rule and secession,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Suicide Of Col. Wainwright, u. 8,
Ordnance Dept.

SAH FRANcfscO, Dec. 26.-Ool. K. a. VAIN
wright, U. 8. Ordnance Object committed SUI
ielde al Benieia Barracks last Sunday.
Governor Worth, Of North Carolina, waI
inaugura,ed at Raleigh on Saturday last in
The presence Of both Houses Of the LSgiSla-
ture and mauy citiEeps,
Rio JanSiEo letters, Of November 2e, state
that no further %eolliaiOn had occurred be-
tween the PGraeuayans and Braziliana. In
the SIGHT Of October 80, at Te1uty, after re-
pulsing the Paragusyans, the BragillanS sal
led out from the fort, but were surrounded
and badly cut up, losing some six hundred
in killed and wounded, beside numerous
prisoners.
The 7Imes' City Of Mexico dispatch Of the
18th says Macmillan has determined not TO
Abdicats Just yet, and had issued q prOcls-
nation for a congress Of the Mexican people
10 consider further the government Of the
country. The empire has been divided into
Four divisions, with Generals Vidauri, NeJia,
MiPamon, aud Marquee in command.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

UToULD RESPECTFULLY THAN
w friends, patrons and Che puO5
orally for their very liberal and sINg
ronags and hopes, By thoFougpy 'sr,
Ing bis professional services, be y 4,
10 merit their patronage In The ial.
above PANIED place, where he o.
his practice, and Wagld DO plsassa 10
all who snlrust their teeth 70 Nv ~ ~
ing Just returned from tbp kasN 80
where he purchased an entire nss "a !
and mechanical outht, togelsI, no
choice SELECTION Of The best me'a al
10 the protection, and having ~. 40
the mpst appToysd impToVsnen5e n. J
ing Operations IN the most selsntis
feels sangdihe that be WIN Be shis ~
with AZ extensive experience :. 4 !
ten ysars' practice, 70 give latlp
operations which be may perfosna Rubh,
TEETH inserted on The Ygltipr M
Base, Gold add Silver. 10 kIfp
special attention o. those who sp .,.1I,
ciGL TEETE TO The RubbsF Palst .siad
absSltts superiorlty over ell oinsi (, =
or offered Tor that pH1poss.i u 3,
perfectly adaptsd tothe gums.
strength, ystBis'iiGht and vsiyy si-rs
is easily kept E~ean-gvest -
the tsEta. n dqs vel ee.s ~ 4. ~
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ATtiselal Teeth, and lhoSs uho ~. -
ssyvs thelr nStnral ones, can bare
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
In ChaRcerY at JOneabOr0, Tenn

nANIEL B. BARLEY ANp ANDREW II.
~ Barley, ExseutorS . fDaniL Barley,
dscessed, ". james ". psaderiek, Rohsrt =.
Aiken, Shepherd Brown, and LouIsa Brown.
In 4hiG casa Il Ia alleged that the defendants
Shepherd Brown aud Louisa Brown are ron
FsSidspts Of T~snnsgges. u u therefore or
dsFsd that they sppsaF II the Nay tern, 1851,
q this Coart apd dsfsnf, or this eapss win
be takon for confessed. December 81, 1889,
HENRY HOaS, q. 4 N.
Iaal lsS7-wspru Cess.
nURsUAaf TO A DECREE or TIE
II Chancey Court Al Jonesboropgh, Ten
nessee, Al iis November term, 1859, IN The
ease Bli Ratlia VI yoIeph md Dnnisl Bow
maa and others, I viii cell, .. The Court
Honas doos, An t~onesboFough On Monday Ahp
90 Day 81 fsbruaFy, 1859, . tract Of hpd,
IN Walhington county, Tepnessee, e40inlng
the lsnds 81 Hiram D.. Hale, .CalbAfipe Hodge
and others, u civil District No. u, and con-
talnlng ateut 40 AeFss mora orleas, ~ 81
Terms:
Fifty dollars a had, balance qix and
twsIro months .oredib fqnAi iuaiAIimenn,
Bond snd approved s,tgFly. interest ron
dats and llsn rclelned min pafehess hOnsy
h fullf paid. bssember 1igh 1859.
HENRY Ho88, o, 3 \,
llas IssS-vspH hssG
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Reduction .1O5, 8T0, 5eI

Ju this statement the gold in the Treasury
is counted at par. II the gold were sold at
$40, II would further 70 dues the debt $7s,-
600, 900, bringing the total down TO S2,P23,-
2I0,o95. But Independent Of this premium,
the neIt monthly exhibit viii shoF a fur
Their reduction. The true policy OF the Gov
eminent will DO 10 continue 70 nay of the
principal Of the deb, in the deprecated cur
rsncy for which our bonds Were sold, until II
shall be brought below $4,000, 900, 900, when
Il viii be within eontrollAble limits. Then
the surplus revenue may be used In retiring
the currency.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Lnnd RalA.

~ v,aruE or 1HE LAST VIII AND IEgfA.
k-Sto 81 Jsss6 Hsfnharrsf, dlslasst, I IN cor
ef.As 70 ths hlrholt b1i1lr, On saturday, ne leta
dayof yaauary, fs5I, 81 Ne lsls ~Ieslasn.s e ~ 80
tslr~f and 1oa1eassf, ecutainlnGa h4ntHtp ACtl4
j%sisin9 x, issds an nsds, EAsv A.snoa and
bRsoRtrnoE,-ssia Arm y. : gos D-'alse
Ho.se. r1-n.1nf oI11T ranEsnieqi qnttnlfgu, vith
aans bpslnr II valsE ntlI ~ lssNt oIchana
III - - ehssi Ara, uen flmbataa md m -
s.Ii-f a.lrfhnIIhaof. hes Wishing y bag = aalfs-
80 em vcnn - vel u altaaf - ~ AZ ofris.
a.. s.l,s a ebs buSthsss pns vin y rqsifsl
4, - f1ua, cna nlrf y tWslIa ln0lila, go
- fhlrd n eiThissa moaifI, ne p~ntt1rl nyi1G
.-fi ~ pursk1s no1fJ nIly paftL
TFls ~ IoIh - 81 nin. iNA
mAAO BloILm, A1niahlI4tsf
uIsh Ne vnl nansnst, usntsiFfdssSt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
MEXICO.
Execution Of EscobodO.

VI
qALvEsrOF, Dec. az.
The daily RaaeAsO, Of the zOtA, At Indian
ola, publishes . letter from ia Aatamorae
correspondent stating that Il 10 reported and
generally believed that EscObed0 was cap
tured and hung outsids the city At the ihsti.
CATION Of QgtegR, who had net been heard
toli since the day previous to the execution.
SAE ERAEeIsC0, Dec. B.--The steamer Pa
mama, from Masatlan reports the Liberals
about 70 leave MasatlAn for GaudAlagua In
pursuit Of tbs French. The ImperialiIts still
hold San Bias.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

m Ii, ineOnpAfabis Easby thus pathsi.
iSaly end ~slOqasnfly dSdIeassS bic nsF
booki -
TO Androo JobnsuB, ne Prids and Hope
~ DoDoeFlsy, who hes bin Aldstnan ~ be
native village, GgyuFnuI ~ bic State, mem
Der Nv ths lover house Nv Conggsps and like
wiss % The SENT, Vice Prssldept and PFesi-
dsst, and might hey been Diktatsr, bat Who
TO- nsvsrthslS1S q Humble Ia~diyidooal Who
has swuug around the nutlrn lcirklo ~ on
shall honof without feeling bis Oats much !
the frst pubic mas who considered ny SER
vices worth psyin for; and % Alex v. Ran
dali, Postmastey General, his most devoted
eeryant. Whole ~autoefaph adorns ny Com
nission - Postmaetsf, thig Volume u re-
spsetfully isdikatsl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Gold Discoveries.

Discoveries Of gold pear this city excite an
increasing interest. The Chronicle Of this
morning. says that Professor Henry has eE-
Amined, within a few days, some specimens Of
gold and a small portion Of quartz, weighing
two and half ounces, found on q farm In
Fairfax county, Virginia, which he prOnoun-
ceS a pure article. adjoining the farm on
which this specimen was found. DR.. Paul
Gregory washed out seven ounces Of gold in
less than two dAys.-W Washington CITY Globe.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
LOOK OUTi.

UHB NEW rkR Is NOW Troy us, AND 1T Il
IL ne dnty q ~ 10 bstiB ySths bapne.s q he ~
ysar. Al ist.bted 70 M " sssssa. o. ssssrslt
~, R"''a" -
RsiursIux NJ unssp tanlp sr Ne iIhsrl PsRpP.
ass o. ts pta ysar ~ by iaif d'aiing y m'n'
Jsu...oro, J.el 1t lN. psstst
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

B6- The late Barnesley colliery OK
plosion in England proved a horrible
and disastrous affair. The pit where
the explosion occurred is two hun.
bred and City yards in depth, with lat
eral excavations for nearly two miles.
Some three hundred persons ere in
the mine st the time, nearly all Of
whom were killed.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
The Public Debt,

The most gratifying and encouraging fea-
tuEe Of oar national finances, Is tie large re-
duetion thAthAs been m~adeduring thepast year
in the public debt. Il reached itS maximum
on the 3lSt Of August, 1856, when, compared
with the figures on the ISt Of November,
1860, II stood as follows;
August 3Ist, s6B.........rS2,YSI ess,67l
November lBt............"". 9,oel ,5lO,OOe
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
From Dacotah.
bloody Massaoro by Tndians.

FoRr LARAMIE, Dec. 26-A terrible
massacre occurred on the I'D near
Fort Phil KearBey. Brevt. Col. Felt,
srman, Capt Brown and IT. Gram
mand, Of the 18th Infantry with 80
ssistsd man Of the "a Cavalry and
.fslh Infantry were SURROUNDED " In
dams and every officer and man killed
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

UA-Mr. Choy Cum Ching, IN intel
ligenG Chinaman, has been engaged
10 teach in the schoolip Ban Francisco
designed exclusively for his country
men. He Is probably the first gentle.
man Of bis name ever thus employed
by Americans in this country.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Yalso Rapovtu.

~ We are happy 70 bo able tocOn.
tFadict The account Of the death Ofthe
young Msoapgheys Of Athens rsoof.
dsd N our last issue. How such ~.
ports can originate IL SsTsngO
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Thn Arraat of snrrntt.

The last Of the coDspirators in The
assassination Of President Lincoln,
has finally been arrested. 1t appears,
as we learn from official sources, that
Surratt was arrested in Italy, as
heretofore reported, while serving in
the Papal ZogaVeS, and afterwards es-
Oaped. The Pope promptly gave the
necessary orders for arrest, upon the
request IF opr Minister, Mr., King,
Notwithstanding there was no treaty
between the United States and the
Pspal government binding the latter
to grant the request of Mr.. King
Surratt was traced after his escape,
to Egypt, and arrested as stated. AS
incidental to the above, it may be
stated that Mr.. Boutwell,, in the eau
Gus on Saturday evening made the
statement that the Government had
knowledge Of the whereabouts of Sur.
raft for the last six months.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
OASH)WANTEDl

VHoSE MpEnTBD 10 NE ny MOTH on Aoqf
i vii pieaIs 70 one forward aad maks Raymsnta az.
ossls, a. cohAot boy drug for anyihilt bpt CAsh'
aad mast have u or gait businegs-and roa henos'
forth i sxpsctto dos pay down buslAen. ~
IA. DrLWoerb p"SEis'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
South Carolina Matters.

CaARLEsroN, s. o., Dec. l6.-RsS-
olptions Of sympathy for Jefferson
Davis have passed both houses Of
the Legislature,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
- Col. "A. A. KvIe. 81 u.vLt,,

~ Col a. A. Kyle, q HAwtihs
county, is spoken ofin the rebel pa.
pers as q suitable candidate on he
Johnson anti Congress ticket for Gov.
ernor. The Radical candidate can bea.
him two TO one IN his own county.
Personally bic neighbOrs know him 70
boa very clever man, bat politically,
they do not rely upon him Wig.
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"A Denenerata Scion.

RIcHMoNR, Dec. 17-H. B. Serpers,
. grand nephew Of Gen. Washington
was convicted Of the murder Of DIR.
Rose, Of King George Co and SEN
fenced 70 three years IN thopenitepti-
ary.
N. A. handsome young Yankee
peddler made lovsto O bnxOm widow
in PennsylvAnia. He accompanied
his declaration with an allusion to
two impediments to their pnion.
Name them I" said the widow. "The
want OF means to set upA retail store
They parted, and the widow sent the
peddler a check for ample means.
When tbeY met again the peddler had
hired aud htocked his store, and the
smiling fair one begged to know the
other imvediment. al have another
wife" cried the vender Of notions.
IA John R. Henry, of Knoxville
has been appointed Treasurer of the
State by the Governor, to Gil the va
caDcy occasioned by the resignation
of r. L. Stanford.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

umu COUNT coUpfo o. wis1I
~ ~ rmi6d, AFrn ~ tt4T o9nlg
aefTu6 WuNre4
tnfragr ~ = ~
go II - sSgd
~ rsnrlr IIiagut 10 Cat
- e'@ 70. ". IlLloe1n ~
lnnaann
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
From Congress.
SENATE.
Wlpuruaror CIrY, Dec. %, l0el

WAsHfHafoH CRY, Dec. 20, 1866.
Judiciary Committee reported the
house bill fixing the time of meeting
Of Congress.
Mr.. FesseDden presented 3 petition
Of railroad men Ssking for 3 redue-
ton in the tariff on Iron and Steel.
Mr.. Ross introduced q joint rOSolu-
ton relative TO the Government Of
States lately 10 rebellion; tabled!
The Nebraska bill vas taken up.
In argument, Mr.. Howard took the
ground that the Committee Of Recon-
s~truction did not understand that
States should be admitted on the
adoption Of the Amendmsnt clause.
Mr.. Epson INTRODUCED q bill in.
creasing the pensions Of Revolutiona-
ry soldiers.
SENATE.
Mr.. Maynard, of Tennessee, made
a personal explanation to the effect
that he had the authority Of Gov.
Rrownlow, for making statements, the
correctness of which was disputed by
the Governor.
Mr.. Wentworth introduced q reso.
luton calling for information possess
ed by the President, regarding Geo.
St. Leger Granfel, charged with com.
plicity in attempting to release the
Camp Douglas prisoners.
Mr.. Julian introduced a resolution
which was agreed to, instruCting the
Public Lands Committee to enquire
into the expediency of amending the
homestead bill, so as to require appli.
to make oath that they had Civ
en- no aid or comfort to the Confed-
eracy.
The appropriation to pay for a par
don clerk was stricken out.
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sJ0R
5000
rMnInMRNTAL

1--WE TnoUsAnD DotLths Al ara
E sobsIt susfgetis Pel,o, "a Lucll
Ko oss,ni a. rs1osiiga fgHl
"a TTvE H0fDRID Lie r1
III sddrsSuine ne inmedktsli go ~ n
yeursslf Health, Wr.lth, pcoli lT1o etnlI 4
happy Maui.gn r., ss.LS
iSsr ssl1:ssss s1sfrs Cssg tJD
h,'.a. H'-F o's''
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

na-Among the half dozen Of par.
dons Issued By Prssldenl Johnson last
week, was one 70 ?. J. Wilkinsos, y
Tennessee
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

cable and friendly settlement Of all aiGsr.
eness is expected, Time, however viii bury
within the deep grave Of oblivion that which
must DO made OdiOaI forever in this OnlIght-
snsd Snd pFOgsssGivR sountsy. We must and
WI 10 united, and those who hsyA ever been
faithful and true 10 our cUunAEy'S aAg. mast
aud viii DO its rulsrs-ad iyfHihH.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Revenue Decision as to Whisky.

The COLLECTOR of internal revenue
for the first district in Philadelphia
lately addressed the following ques.
ton To Commissioner Rollins, which
is Of interest:
"A distiller Of this district desires
to withdraw from bond q lot Of spir-
its below proof, but held that be was
not liable 10 pay the tax OF 81 per
gallon on the same, insomuch as it
had not reached strength Of proof"
Tho Commissioners replied: ~
would state that in the case which
you mention, the oourSe taken by you
in requiring a tax Of So per gallon
upon the spirits was CORRECT. Accor-
ding TO the language Of the 82d Sec
ton Of July 18th, 1855, all spirits be-
low first proof are taxed the same az
first proof, and for all above first proof
the tax is increased in the same pro
portion as the strength.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
RADICAL UNION
STATE CONVENTION,
70 BE HELD IN
Nashville, February 22d, 1867

To Nominate o Candidate for our
next Governor.
Let every Districtin every County thTaugh-
out the State hold primary meetings end ap-
point delegates 10 this Convention, "Put
mons but Americans On guard
All delegates to this Convention viii be
paused over the EAst Tennessee and Virginia
East Tennessee aRd Georgia, Knoxville AID
Kentucky, and Nashville and ChattspOOgA
Roads at HALL YARB We are authorized to
D,ake This announcement by the Presidents Of
the roads mentioned.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04
Prices Of UlCurreHt NOley,
BY THOMAS 8. MARI

SELL YOUR UNCURRRNT MOyFy, ,sIs%s,
lowing are the rates paid By. TM0Fii lssn IVY
BKoKER, Corner Of Upion dlA OonsnTrss va
VILE, for %uucurrent money. Those apc.tl,l ~
bio 10 auetuAte, bat may 30 depended IN,
length Of time for romittsnoes 70 DO reosiuJs
express, II FORWARDED without delay. NT7-MR
fENNHaAEE. y nanf aRr.h.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

TheVirginiaL Legislature has passed a
bill extending the Stay Law of the
State TO August, 1867.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-01-04

Blk months credit and bond and approved
security, with interest from dats, aud a lien
retained antil purchase money 10 fully paid
and sold without tho right Of redemption,
December 3lst, 1866. HENRY HOSS,
jana lss7-wGprI fss$61 O. n,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-11-15

( AEARsHA1L's Lmoo1E.-AIF- g. Griswold
Who ig Spending q few weeks with his old
friends Of this place, Is scent for this s1paFb
picture in Delaware County. It was painted
by one 0E the forsn1ua9 OF American artisea
ard Is snphatioaIlT theg5est portrait o. Mr..
Lincoln We have ever ssens and We believe
ths best aEtant. A glance il enough 70 con-
vince any GppTociatfEe mind Of its superior
excellence and % rscau the living presence
Of the great martyr FOR AneTican Liberty.
The picture sPsass, Rndits languRss is one
which knows no ether tongue. Tt Is not the
faco Of care but the daoe OF reliance, faith,
good win, banevolsnes. It is q facs which
speaks q kind and pleasant Language 70 al
mankind, and whose deep seams although
WEeathed almost % q smile, tel you more
tandaEly than Eordg og tina four years terrible
trial and dreadful burden It is the face
which IN the thick darkness Of "a, vixen al
most every heart despaiE5d, jet beamed
with the light Of hops, and TO which in the
sin darker hours Of "a and 3 an agouizinB
people looked with implicit conddanos and
trust. In the language OF Mr.. WhittieS at
Is the daes Of the speaker OF Gettysburg and
tne writer Of the second inaugural" Mr..
Stanton, when shown the picture By ALr.
MazHhaIl said, asIt's the only representation
have yet seen In which the true expression
.LN1AA " NE -aaAAsaAAAI ana 44lA
see how y0u got at IT," Ina note written on
the gams oocagion Mr.. Stanton said: "In
many respects It represents his wing express
sion with more accuracy than any other
that has come undsF my observation. As
one who knew and loved him, ruIOfca that
you have 50 wen suCoseded IN your enoTt, by
. work Of art, In preserving the memory Of
h is countenanee, and enabling the world 20
know what manner Of man he Waa." John
Bright the eminent EngIish Rspublican, says
Of its ''I shall value it as much IS tl win be
valued by any Of your Countrymen, and
shall place 1 alongside a hns portrait Of
Warrington, which an EnslfshmRn, great
friend OF America, sent me byTo years ago.
LabouIays, the eminent French Radical and
Statesman says: 81 received as q new years
gin the beautiful portrait OF Lincoln. It is
the ndmiration Of all who vtEftms whether
Americans or Frenchmen. The French
are ali struck with the execution
Of the engraving"
Numerous other testimonials Of eminent
men TO tbs fatthfulness and oxoallenee or
the picture could be given. II cur own were
worth anything a. we have seen Mr. Lin
colin, we would ehseEfully give It, The pic
lure Is q superb line engraving, and Is pub
.ished by BleEsrs. Ticknor and Fields Of BOs-
ton. Mr.. Griswold has the picture on ex-
aibition for the present at Mr.. Platt's jew
slry store, Williams Block Re Is also agent
ror thesaIe Of acknowledgement OF an sizes
and qualities. Give him call.