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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-10-04
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&c "pccdy and Ccrtnin Curc
4, .'.rHAtscat s'ctcr. Ghfila
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y introducc our new patent STAR Slili-T,
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Choice ILV0RgG EXTRACTS AND ISSIGS At NHLIAUOR RETAIL!

whole Spices, Pure Cassa Ground and Whole, Pure
Ground Whole
English Cuants Starch
G Greats. Pearl Barley, SC,
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sash. Doors 4 L jin,ls.

tison's over H. r. Aldrich's Kit Factory, in
Bradford, where he will be ready to attend to
all calls for SASH Doors aud Blinds, aud for
CUSTOM q GENER1L JOB WORK.
All work done thoroughly, ~ reasonable
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" II LEATtTT
Bra liorl. Jane 90. 1896.
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10 Farmers.

4 FULL STOCK or
Scythcs, Forks, Hay and Hand
takes, Shovels. Hoes. Iron Bars.
Wool Twine, Sheep Shears. Gut.
ter Tubs, and best Dairy salt,
80 The lowest market prices, 10y
pEtCHARn
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You cam copy Your letters iu tho
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without the Use of either press or water Ad
dress Penn Manufacturing Works, Box 2l5,
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PA TENr MEDTCTMES.
All the Approved and Standard vares-among which are
Kennedys Medical Discovery Ayers Sar~apaTilla and
Cherry Pectoral, Pierce's, Iangleys Hostetters
brakes Plantation, Atwood's, Doty's Man
drake Hartshorn's, Dr. S. r. Days and
OXygenated I}crS, WyanGottc Indi-
an Remedy, Peruvian Syrup,
Schencks Scawced Tonic
and Pulmonc Syrup,
Wncheser's Hypo
hohc, Sanos Liver nvgorao Rushs Sarsapaa Richardson's
Blood Root Elixir Dyspepsia Poands Hnmor Doctor
Constitution Water Buchu, Buchu
Wistars Balsam, Polands Compound, Aliens
Lung Balsam sta1ord's Tar, Ialsam, Dotys
Cough Balsam Arnolds Cough Killer
DR.. Nelson's Cough Syrup, Goes Cough Bal
sam, Wits Elixir, scoyircs Blood and
Liver syrup Seclyes Catalr1 Remedy,
Whitcombs Remedy
Asthma, Railways Re
lief Davis Killer,
r,vns Ess. Jamaica Ginger
Browns Bronchial Troches, Gil.
mans, IooIsa nd SINNERS Troches,
Iiarlison's peristaltic Iozenges Hoods
Imminent, Sweets Lpmen IIavers, Punler-
sons Marslal's Condition Powders, perrin's
Tnlgator, Save, Salve, Daley Pain
Extractor, Wheaton's c. Ointment, IIoIoways Ointment
Van Deusens Coaeeons Browns vermiuge Comdts
Ayers Wyhts, Tao@ soues, schencs spaudings
5u lIofat Handeths Motifs traencnlegs oloway's SRI
Ca's Cheeseman's and Duponcos Golden Pills, &c. &C.
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pERFuNERfES. A FULL ASSORTMENT !


phalouS. WoodworS Gms toutiIly's Edhs
tracts Lilac Lilly Japan Penny Egyptian Lotus &c.
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$40 A Day made BY any one

with by Patent Stencil Tools. | prepay sam
pics free. Beware ofinfringcr- MH,iIculars
viii xpllin Address a. j. FULLAM, Spring
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n IL To 800 per month and travelling ex-
IN penses, paid good agents to sell our
W - Patent Everlasting White Wire
ZONES Lines stat" aiie and address Amerri-
can Wire Co., 1872 Broadway. ny.
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Pomacs. Hair Oils Cologne Puff Boxes Toilet Powders Tooth Pow
Rouge Lilly White and complete stock of Druggists Fancy
Goods, such Hair Brushes % 500 each, Clothes
Brushes Flesh Brushes, Teeth Brushes Nail Brushes. Nisp
Brushes, Combs, Cochou Intlcbe Ink nice toilet Soap,
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WE STILL LIVEl

Don't be humbugged by Impostors or ..pat.
rnt east Iron or m0chiHe Stencil tools send
for our New Catalogue of IMPROVED STEM
Gil DIES. 20 varieties all Of Steel carefuIlv
finished and tempered.
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The New York herald., 1867-11-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY, Nov. 2s--o r. n

TrEsnAr, Nov 2e-o p n
rhe gold market opened lss5 and advanced TO l40
following which there was steady decline 10 1904,
mainly in consequence Of sales OF iongn gold By par
ties who had anticipated thai the effect Of the report or
the judiciary Committee on impeachment would Be Of 3
mere disturbing character than II has proved 10 be- Tho
Treasury s supposed 70 have seller 70 pre-
vent gold rising under the report and to diminish It's
importance in tns eyes of the people. The closing
snotaton in the l395@ l3px. There was .
brisk borrowing demand for CON- and loans were made
si rates varying from seven per cen. for carrying
me gross cIearings amounted 70 500 S7l co., the gold
balances TO $l5i36io and the currency balances to
1856 The attention OF foreign banksrs and others
who deal largely in gold and exchange Is directed TO
Washington pending legislation the question OF the
currency and further action Senator Edmnnds reso-
uon providing for the payment Of the principal Of the
national debt gold. In the event Of the latter not
beng adopted is probable u Is feared that the mere
agitation Of such disturbing topic viii do harm even
i does not result In The adoption OF measure Ike
shxt proposed by General Butler providing for tho pay
mont Of the debt in loyal tender notes. except where
there Is an explicit promise OF payment In specie in
the case or the ten-fory oan 1t Is generally expected
shat Mr. Ingorsols bill, or ono 70 The same effect
suspepdnz ali further contraction Of tho currency will
Be carried by both Houses but material change In
The premium this account Is anticipated IL 10 gen.
orally considered that stoppage Of contraction viii
greatly public confidence in credits the sta-
bfy OF vaiues The drawers Of bills OF exchange on
Europe carefully calculating the probable remit
to balance exchanges, and thus estimating
the commercial value OF gold, but Is premature yet
tho bales OF cotton bushels OF grain We
likely 10 export within the next tour months The
present low price Of cotton Of itself favorAbls 70
n5m market for exchange and go but our exports Of
brsadstus promise 70 b liberal scale, while our
foreign importatons are declining one, and the
gain from those sources may bs sufficient offset the
os cotton. Political causes will however, al all
times powerful influence over the course OF the
premium, while the large amount Of our securities held
abroad 10 perpetual menace TO us
The range Of gold to-day, and the corresponding
AAte In each year SINCE the suspension, was As sub.
The New York herald., 1867-11-27
nYsIlaaus suoaTIsa MrAIa N BauorlYn.

Coroner Smith commenced IN inquest yesterday over
the body or Adam BLAIR, who found with . pistol
shot wound In his head At his shop Of Atlantic
and Ciasson avenues, the 2lst inst The deceased
kept blacksmith shop In connection with man
named Larence slavin at the above location slaviu
testified that be was . partner Of the deceased,
and deeosssd left the shop last Thursday night
elderly cosored man called and isquired II that job
done; witness looked IN the naii box and found tho
Chambers Of tho revolver which the man said be had
lett 70 be repaired he said he would call for IL again
the next day dsceassd came 70 the shop aud fitted the
shoes Tor The horse and witness was uss driving the
last nail Ia the fourth shoe when he heard the
report Of pistol; the horse made jump and witness
was thrown out into the street he Immediately ran
back into the shop and tound Mr.. Blair lying his
right side on raising him up discovered the chamber
fihe pistol, and was quite hot He called In d.. Wood
run, who, on examining the wound said the brain
oozug out and tho deceased should be removed
70 the hospital. II is supposed that Mr. Blair
had placed the chambers OF The pistol IN the re for the
purpose Of repairing hem and they being loaded,
pioded as soon as they became heated Some Of Mr..
Blars friends or the opinion the charges
placed in the chambers by some malicious person after
he had taken from the coiorcd man. Several wit
nesses testled that tho deccased and his
always on the best terms The examination was ad-
journed until Friday
The New York herald., 1867-11-27
ALMOST ANOTHER HORROR.

A BrocisIyR Fcrryboat nm Fire.
BY some cause. yet unexplained the Hamilton ave
ferrybcat Nassau took Gre last evening" about ave
O'CLOCK In her 1re room. Al the time the boat was
laden with the crowd Of passengers that wont
this ferry al TIE hour cf evening while several
Oiled the places allotted for their use; bat for
tunatey she had not left her slip the New York sids
The flames burst forth in all their devastating fury at
time with the appearance or destroying the entire
boat. Happily the steam pump and nose connected
with the boiler wcre spproachabe and in working
condition aud these with the additional apparatus
South ferry boat in the adj lang slip succeeded in
quenching the famea Tho passengers heard the alarm
and confusion Almost understandable he'd precip tateiy
from tho cabins tho teams following with all practical
speed The Nasssu Was 10 badly damaged that he ferry
authorities were compelled 70 immediately withdraw her
and substitute another boat II was most providential
circumstance TINT the fire happened 1t the time and
place II did. and that timely ard was at hand had 1t
not been another horror In addition to the manv
that have recently appalled, the public, would doubtless
have occurred.
The New York herald., 1867-11-27


While he prime grades wers @ s.e.sy demand
ISIS DO campanero Il5s DO Gcson aud Osst
ing) 1850 DO ex Braziera, private terms. othsr de-
I1 ,7asc good iss ls.c i.s lac ~ ,,4.se; srdI.
ssss sara.so %s abe u.s. IA fssqay asss' Ssson *
gold, net cash duty PAID Messrs william Scott Sons
do; Mobile a0o do; Galveston, 20o0 do. n New
Orleans oo do and Of other descriptions In Now York.
Coprrs- reported that about l0oc 90 lbs inrot
lar. Of shs kept private Prices without
decided chance Detroit being quoted Sc Bfc Portage
nSS S 81 he % ss s sfsssa a. the above
DRUGS DYEs quiet. but prices quite steady
Il bs inside @ 10 sSas sa. a:s al .ad m goa @ ny
spot and 81 S s2 o % arrive; s kegs bi esrb soda
4 s sssI. s.sq f;ss.ls sssssn: :'d. eores 9srs
which i scarce, at ib,sc . 65.c currency; loo do.
s sS e :. % M at s y a% ssn. Al
do. roll brnssone at sc 90 do glsuber salts at IHc
casks carbonate smnoaia at @ y bags black cochaea at
white rock potash Casks French madden 70 do Dutch
do and $50 casks bleaching powder 70 arrive on private
FlouR AND anAu.-Rsceipts. ssls bbls. -four. ~ do.
and Se6 bags corn meal LIS bushels wheat 12o Do corn
ket for State and Western -four remained without change
The appearance in market OF few spectators rendered
unmportant From the trade the demand s1eysdingE
sse 1h' s,ss' the sd sy. 'as ssa as"'d
quotation. which the market closed quot nrm Cs
forn. -four duh and uomnal a the prices quoted be-
for the best brands The sales were about 6OD bbis.
Southern nour qus prices were steady family
f.1oe auoed =. high sis 8 a Rye
houE moderately active At previous prices The sales
sS ss - Sosn Iss' ss Sa Sod lower
The New York herald., 1867-11-27

e)D wARp.-AT 4 MEETING OF THE REsPEcrvH
q School Conventous held At their ddereut placss
called; jeremiah Coyne was unanimousy nominate for
School trustee George a. Won Feit Chairman rammauy
gins, Chairman Mozart Hall Committee William x. Edsers
Ton. Secretary. Jamcs r. Koran Chairman Republican,
Committees; Benjamin Lynde Secretary. William K Ed
gerton, Chairman Democrats Union Committees Arthur r.
Carmody, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1867-11-27

GTH WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CLUE
u held their meeting last night They unanimously
dorsed Fernando Wood for Mayor, Thomas Conan for Al
derman and John Stakm for Councilman After which thd
Club ad djourned Saturday evening. At az O'Clock
WILLIAM TOMBLIN, President
FREDERICK @. rxr7os Secretary.
The New York herald., 1867-11-27
MAILS FcR EUROPE.

me Cansrd mail steamship Scotia, Captain JudknA
win leave tbs rsrs cn Wednesday for liverpool
The malls Tor Europs viii closs a The Post Once q
hali-past eleven O'Clock on Wednesday morning.
TINS NEw yosx hSnasD Edisson fcs Europe win Be
ready at ten O'Clock Ia the morning.
The New York herald., 1867-11-27

7TH SCHOOL DIETRICI-l2rH, 18TH AND an
Wards Mozart Hall School Convention. meetina
Of this Convention, held r. Carros Fortyninth street
and bird Monday evening, November Is Johr
Jasper received the unanimous nomination for School Conf
DN. FIrz GERALD. Chairman.
The New York herald., 1867-11-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CorTor-There was better demand for this staple, al
mos entirely for export but holders compelled 10
grant further concession Of 10 lb effect sses The
market was quite irregular dosing At lSsle lie for mid
ding upandA The sales footed up about $500 bAiss Of
which 3,io0 we're taken BY exporters. We quote
The New York herald., 1867-11-27

10y = ResipfA R<ccpta Puymests. Ba,nnces.
Nov. as tsTls673 Sssoe3o Sl09 120, 563
Nov. @.... 2ss,ooo 800 l,2oi,eS2 10s,o2s.l2i
me value Of exports tsrcusve Of sp Gle, from New
vsrk V foreign ports for the week ending November
wss s<AsA0ss against ss,ls7sA for the wssk prs.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-18
The ~Jn1gPShin.

This election comes on Saturday next foI
this judicial Office. We appeal to our friends
and readers not to fail to turn out on that day
and cast their votes for Col. n. B. Ovens
He is the man to bea: Gilenwaters and his
chances for doing 80 are encouraging if we
are correct in our information. lie has
stronger claims on your support than any
man on the track, and his election will pro.
mote and secure your greatest good. His
qualifications for the position are as good as
those of any inexperienced Judge that ever
went on our bench, He is an honest man,
and cannot be biased in the administration
of the law. The legal affairs of the district
will be safe in his hands. and we ask you to
reward his Steadfast loyalty by %electing him
to the position, to which be aSpires.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-18

viding for the appointment of a page
for duty on the floor Of the House.
Laid over,
BY Mr., Hanmer,-A bill incOrpora,
ting Middle Greek Cemetery, SEWER
county. Passed first reading.
By Mr., Singletary.-A bill 10 amend
the charter ofthe East Tennessee and
West N. G. r. R. Co. Referred to
Committee on Internal Improve
ments.
By Mr.. Cagle-A bill fixing the
compensation Of witnesses in Courts
OF record, and before Justices of the
Peace. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee
By Mr.. Turher-A bill changing
the county line between Lawrence
and Wayne. Referred to the Commit
tee on New Counties and County
Lines.
By Mr.. Jordan-A bill to amend
the election laws of the State conferr-
ing upon tho Commissioners of Reg
~istration the power to appoint Judg.
es and Clerks of election. Referred to
the Judiciary Committee.
By Mr.. Hamilton-A bill to amend
the charter of the Carolina Insurance
Company of Memphis. Passed first
reading
By Mr.. Prosser-A bill repeating
the tax on merchandise. Referred to
the Committee on Finance and Ways
and Means.
By Mr.. Rydcr-A bill incorpor.
ating the Euphrates Lodge of the In.
dependent Order of Sons of Cove.
nant, of Memphis. Referred to Com.
mittee on interpretations.
Adjourned until 0 q. M, Tuesday.
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THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG

dispensation in the political affairs of
the South. The rebel Democratic
party goes to pieces; the Republican.
UEion party looms up in bold relief
as the party entitled to the conf.
dence and regard of the whole country.
This Conservative party has during
its career advocated no more men and
no more money to carry on an "abo-
lition war;" q universal amnesty for
traitors, secession, and foreign inter.
ference; now openly advocates the
repndiation of the national debt, and
it only remains for it to advocate
polygamy in order to have sounded
every known depth of political in
fanny.
l have Witnessed, with regret, in
different localities in this State, a dis
position to prescribe Northern men,
and drive them from the country. |
do not enter into this spirit, nor will
] administer the executive branch of
the State government upon any such
principle. IF men are good enough
to come to Tennessee and encounter
the cold and heat and mud and rains
of our climate, add face rebel bullets
in putting down the rebellion, they
are good enough, when qualified, to
I'll offices of honor and trust. We
want Northern capitalization en-
terprise-and to get all this, ], for
one am willing to take q fair proper.
ton of Northern politicians. But |
yield to no man in my contempt for
that class Of Northern men who come
among us and, for the sake of position
and patronage, abandon their honest
sentiments and become rebel sympa.
thiscrs.
Gentlemen, in the feeble state of
my health, | shall expect your kind
indulgence and generous cooperation,
whilst | ask that as few burdens be
imposed upon me as the public inter.
eats may allow. Mutually seeking
the public good, let us accept every
responsibility which our respective
positions impose.
Imploring for your guidance the
favor of q meroitul God, which is
never withheld from lawmakers
whose course is shaped solely by the
conceptions He gives them of the
right and duty, | conclude with a
sentiment which trust may inspire
all our actions-the union of the Re-
publican party for the sake of tho
Union.
W. G. BRowNLow.
NASHVILLE, October 10, 1867.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-18
INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, October l4.-The re-
turns from the county elections in this
State show large Republican gains in
the lower tier Of counties, and consid-
cradle Democratic gains in northern
counties, especially in the Fort
Wayne district. Official returns from
the ten counties on the Ohio river
show again of l 500 for the Republi-
cans. The Journal claims that the
result in the State will show decided
Republican gains,
The Democracy have issued their
call fer . delegate State convention,
to meet hero on the 9Th of January.
The Cincinnati Commercial 0 fSatur.
day has the following dispatch from
indianapolis
The returns from Southern Indiana
show large Republican gains. Craw-
ford county gives 1870 Republican ma.
jority, q Republican gain of 1907 Har.
rison county gives q Republican ma
iority of 127, a Republican gain oil
$50 ! Washington county gives a De-
mocratic majority of 200, a Republican
gain of 200 ; Clarke county gives 800
Democratic majority, a Republican
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-18
To The Public.

Some weeks ago a report was put into circulation,
with a view to injure me in the race for Sheriff, to the
effect that in August 1862, l reported Col, u. NJ. Mel
son, 1t. II, A. Kelly, Capt. George Mcpherson and
others for disloyul conduct to John +. Mcclure then
Provost Marshall at this place, under the SO-called
Confederate Government, causing their arrest aud IT,
generation at Madison, Gu. To those who Enow me
now, and knew me through the trying and terrible
times Of the rebellion | need not make any refutation
Of this gross Islander and illumination. To set my.
self right before those to whom l am unknown and
with those with whom am only partially acquainted,
| addressed a letter to J. \. Mcclure, and received the
following reply, which l will take pleasure to show to
any one asking, The reply speaks for itself and exon.
crates me of the charge 10 toto.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. lst, 1867.
SAM. z. GRIFFITH, Esq Jonesboro' Tenn.
Your favor Of September 25th inst. is at hand. In
reply to the inquiry as to whether You were the per.
son who reported Nelson, Kelly, Mcpherson and 9th.
ers to me while l was on duty at JonesborO' In August
1859, l have to say in justice to yourself that you was
not, and in justice to myself that | never told any
man or woman that you was.
Very Respectfully,
J.F MCCLURE,
Hoping that this letter will suspend your opinion IN
the matter, II IL becomes necessary for me to make an
other refutation.. If this dues not entirely convince you
OF tho falsity Of the charge.
Lam, yours, nc,
SAML. T., GRIFFITH.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-18

pists, IA government OF the people, by the
people and for the people" We shall never
despair Of the triumph ofright, the Annihila.
lion of wrong, however successful for the
time, and fsel well assured that the wise and
equitable principles of Reppblicanism will!
be Vindicoted and established during the
next administration-our country being pre-
sided OSer BY a loyal Executive and LegislA,
ture.
Indiana is still stsadast in the faith, elect
ing the Radical ticket by large majOrities.-
In some localities there have been some gains
for the Democracy, but there are ovsrbalsnc-
ing Republican gains in other places. Ten
nesses has also been heard from, and the Of
6cial Republican majority is 81, S44.