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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-09-06

90 Andy's original platform must DO carried out,
and '~'traltors must take back seats, until they bring
forth fruits meet for repentance.
va Treason must be made odious. Traitors mustbe
punished and Impoverished they must not only DO
punished, bat their social power must be destroyed; and
amer making treason odious, every Union man and the
Ssyennnents should be reimbursed out Of the pockets Of
those who have Inflicted this grgat suffering upon the
country ANDREW JOHNSON, April ], 1865.
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rhe Rebel mem Hounds At WOrk

We copy the following communication
from the Nashville Union and DiPdteh writ
ten at Bristol, Tennessee. The author is one
Of those Infamous scoundrels who did little
fighting for the Southern confederAcy-but
who took care to consume q large proper
ton Of the ratiOns involved.
aa..-.n.nL.n.n Of thn Eh.hnn All ni.natch
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GABAH J. BARR W. @. W. BARR, Il. al In M.
~ y I T. alleged that NE defendant G N. 1lrr h
anon-tesldenL 10 ts Ordered that he spear al the
ao.en1st te,m ~, oiiht Court and defend o. ihia
NNuJDS mssT iE fs
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SHERIFF SALES.

DY VIRTUE of a Fl. Fas, issued roy mi
Id Circuit Court Of said Coungi ..as
the fourth Monday in February, lSg., N
judgement and cost issued by said UOp s,t
the sum Of Ss;s3f so; in hyor Of Josa Al
ter and against W. j. s. Denton 1 i,.,,.
the Court House door, in the town . I'M
boro' on Saturday the 2lst day OF N
1857, all the right, title, and claim 4
said W. Us. Denton has In and 70 80
land In civil district No.. 8, Washing'9,pn 4.
ty, Tennessee, adjoining tho lands q =
+. Peoples, Isaac Mag and others coz 4
90 acres, be the SEINE, more or issa ID
the right, title, claim and intere9. 4 bbI
Denton has In and to another irses
10 said district adjoining the lAIe !
Scott, Perkins heirs and others lo' ~
the Joseph Hunter farm, containing -
more OF less until said debt and CO
fed! This the 10th day Of Angus ssrE
NJ P. BORBING, Deputy
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DY VIRTUE Of 0 writ OF Yepul T9
Id sued from the Circuit Couf. "A, NJ
ington Comfy TO mi directed ~ .
Monday Of June 1867, Hpon'a Iiesi IA
cost for tho sum Of S2l6 IS dset
pronounced By the said COURT 20 ~ n',,r
win Hos, and against VIM. b ,,rf
will sell at the Court House dooI Al
OF JbnesSoro on Saturday ID,
Sept. 1867 FOR cash in hand, All w Ta
claim and interest that the s,ls -
HenaIey has In and 70 . irAet Of )
ted IN Washington County Dis. ~ =
joining The lands Of WA. HENRY, -
ers containing l25 acres more or ~
| said debt and cost is satisfied. Ie %
day Of Aug 1867
lscyadte ar4pr5s
LriF
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Prices Of UHclrrent Money.
BY THOMAS s. MARE

NASHVILLE rESN. Sept g. la1
sELL YOUR UEOURRENf Monty. fHEPOI.
lowing are tho rates paid by THOMAS S MARI,
BROKER, Corner Of Union dna College streets Nah.
Vile, for uucurrent mouey. Those quotations arc N.
bic to i~luctuate, but may DO dapondcd ona saEdep,
length Of time for remittances TO 10 received bynalW
express, " COrYardsd without delay,
TENNESSEE. Bank Of Fulton 4
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Six divorces woro granted in n
day in Now York city.
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SRERlFR'S SALES.

ny VIRTUE Of a writ Of yend. Expo. issuca FROM
Is tho Circuit Court Of Greene County, to mo dircco,
ted, tested, tho second Monday Of June, lSo5, upon a
Gebt and cost prom ounced by the said Court In favor Of
sannel s. Hawkins and against zachNriah Brown, RIA
shol Howard, Joseph Howard, Thomas Howard, Geo.
Howard and Milton Fulkerson, WIZ sen ut the
nrday Inc 2lst day ofSeptember, 1867, for cash In hand,
nil lie right, title, claim and interest that Thomas and
George Howard has in and to an undivided tract Of land,
situated IN Washington County, district No. ~, sdoin'
containing 22O acres more or less, until said debt ind
COSTS satisfied this l9lh day of August 1867.
S. T. SIMPLIFY, Sheriff.
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VIRTUE of a writ Of three vend, emo.
ID issued from the Circuit Court Of Wnsb-
ington County to me directed, tested thS
fourth Monday Of June 1867, upor three
Judgments and costa, one in favor Of Irenins
kyker for the sum of S29l 70, one in favor
Old. ", Alexander use ofD. b Salaman Ar
mold Adms., for S2Os 90, one In favor of 7
N. Tracy, for S21T IS, debts and costs bro.
nounced by the said court against John Nc.
Naekiur l will sell at the Court House door
in the town Of Jonesboro, on Saturday M
2lst day Of Sept. 1861, for cash in hand, ali
the right iitle claim and interest that ne
said John McSlackin has In and to a tract 81
land situated in Washington County, Dist.
No. 4, adjoining the lands Of David Click.
John Kyker and others, containing "a Aerps
more or less until said debts and cost Arc
satisfied, tins the 18th day of Aug 1867.
s. 7. SHIPLEY, Sheriff.
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FOR SHERIFF,
S. Z. GRIFFITH.
Absent.

ssbject TO Che decision ola nominating CouyOnao
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am very respectfully,
NELSON MoLAUdH1N,

Lieut.. Uom'd'g, UotachIt 20. b.
The Captain by bis suaEiiy Of manners,
sentleness Of disposition, and yst inAzibls
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
P1SSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM SAVANNAH Aug 25--In steamship Herman LIsrel-
Mr D. Smy'he aEd child Mrs Hewitt and two children hrs lu'g
Miss Yong r G. Park and wife, Mrs Jane Gregg Mrs II Fsr
Ms y Price Miss Eeanor Mrs Nysn. NiSs Pindal, A. A. T. W.
Barclay G. Bogen T. Grove C. Baird john Jaetsol Sebosop
H. Halln r. Gaen Mrs Dessan D. B. Camp. Cot G keyrohs
MaIme Groiit Charles Weslosski, " EeTRa1
Mrer ilrs s. d. Prehtise Mrs A. NJ Hippod Mss NJ Morse
M Mari and rervsut Mrs Chapman Miss Chapman NJ A. DanbIs
H = Hertz nle,, d. r. Creech r. NJ Germont j. = 'un'
mags n Campbell Braeey Jacob Erp, H. Mabbt r. Young
Tta Csrl r. Zlchaias ". A. James c. A. Turnba G. eslon
swirl J,hu Poole Miss Tunba Dr. r. j. Mays and Ns r "
r. Coi s7d Mss 0lHa Thompson Buni > Mayer D
Annie sad 20 steeTagc.
IRON IAMBURG Auz 2J-Tn steamship saronia-N ard ,s
H. Sclebe W Senate Mr and Mrs Csssen, w and Mara b3r
Yer Serf j. o. TucbeT, A. Segwick Dr. II VI Hnmrhfe' -
Mtrret sr Mrs 81 Hb o. NJ Pray g. Ensln, L. AGoae' w.
avnch LAVAL Farragt G. De4tore NJ and Mrs veitsh fn
Fes Esther Bsrr DearbOrne Mayer spge IL heoaeh
arI Others iu sacDui cabin.
FTiue anI lus Mss WeptnshaI Young the Rev g. 1njoo
n Anna Iaue Miss Jane Arthur, Adam Dorser the Rev M
Et,ehmauu Mr. and Mrs Cox Mctae, Miss BrfEe me ev
lanes Csl4hsn. p. MeDeuott Mrs Croster and ltiatt
ID Psnauela Baldwin Mr. and Mrs House, kehaii
son wife OBden J. Persons. C. Mszea O. InnAho -
Mriol,n NJ Resell, Rev Wa Smith. c. sSPes NJ
spd Nr Ennslue Washington and sons, NJ McG MI
Rsyuod. Sr Robertson, Mr. Smith, Rev. Dr. NeCrsv
M ChiiTeI Mr. selan NJ and Mrs. Ludlow Rev. lsos
Deon 8 OTIS =. ReichenhOek, D. Truiet }. BeNads hAg
r p Shlenion l. Falcbi Mr. Pasqu.er Mr. Ssncd
ri.ln Mr. Burgess Mrs. A. BeId napt Ane Ise
DR. e. Dnnut Dale II. shaw. Mr. Fell, Mr.. W els and en- ,rn
Mr. Miller NJ Dickson M Hlchou. DR. and Mrs EYe4lli Afs
r. McKeuan ST.. Mailer, and 75l IN TIE steerage
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
PROPOSED TARGET EXCURSION.

1t is proposed to get up a target-shooting
excursion this Fall by the general brigade staff and To
mental fedoicers OF tho First Division. None 81 tho
line officers TO be permitted TO enter as contestants,
bIt they can fire i'm connection with their companies,
privilege which the officers aforementioned DO hCt pos.
as brigade and division officers dncludIg OF eOurse, Ia
i0r-Gen. Shaler and BTgader-Gens Ward Burger, Va
rian, and AGpnwan, with their respective stans aio
some 81 regnCntal field officers being about tie humber
now in commission This would form a shooting parry ol
about 100 ocers-al soldiers, and many OF to superior
mlrksmen who might pass a pleasant day together ana
enjoy that social intercourse which could be feaeIed 10
no other way It is not however 70 be looked upon IN
the light ofa spree rOcsome festivals but az lha'ef
OF practical knowledge for the purpose OF showing the
rest OF the Division how they ought to conduct target
firing at the time giving these prominent officers
chance TO the effect Of the weapons used by the troops
fIey command one Of the prominent Coonels of tle
First Division suggests the plan Of going over 70 me
Shooting ground OF the NewJersey Rifle Corps, jut Oh
side ofNewark, or TO place on Long Island convenient
IN lrnads.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
sIrNnAYIN HoBnKEN.

The fine weather of yesterday called forth
thousands Of citizens TO tho various suburban
Of the Metropolis. All Of the Wcs,chester LOng lhd
NewJcrsey and seaside resorts were largely tuonged
and Hobokc being the nearest road to unrestricted run
and LAGER beer received specially large dele og,tion
ObOken is chiefly patT0nzed by Germans bui there
also hundreds az al nationaliti ara classes WHO are al
lured To the other side OF the Hudson BY the afrc
tons There has been talk OF restricting the sac of
beer and LIQUOR Sundays in Il0b0ken welGs n New
York but the steps which have been made toward lus
far are certainly feeble and few.
From the Hob0kcn ferry landing 10 the Eytan Feds,
and far above tlem continuous chain Of beer gal-
dens and rum shops, which do very little businesg during
The week days. but which, on Sunday reap golden bar
vest Hoboken would be popuOus city II II rtalsed an
the New YOreTs who resort tither Oh the sabbath Up
to or O'Clock In the afternoon boat after boat each
with Loco 1900 passengers, pOrs its living freight INTO
the town. and drbkng Of one thing or another appears
10 be the constant order OF the day.
Woehawken and other adjoining resorts also do triv.
ing business Many OF the crowd OF the Order ~
roughs and toward evening, when the tide sets home
ward. there is very likely 10 be considerable wran2Hg
and hghI e while the OyereTOyded terTy-bOas are any
thing but delightful to those who fond Of Ianquy.
who crossed and recrOssed TOboken Ferry yesterday.
These people seemed to he willing 70 submit 70 almost
anythipg-even TO the inc ences Of the wTcched,
sufOeatDg boats Of this ferry Incin order 70 procure
the beloved beer and Hotels and saloons have bce
erected and gardens prepared on an extensive he,
their special accommodation aud II the Sunday ux
proves annoyance 10 the better cass W
residents t nevertheless fills the Jersey pocket wit our
small change to "A considerable amount
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF YEw.YoRK.. K.....Areusr IS

ARRIVED.
seasip Antwerp tBE hFehouse Lyerpol Aug ~ sho
Oa@n.ash 18Th With IAdse. and SoJ pass 70 John D DAe .
Sessir Wausut;s Fish, Ne EBcod With ndss and Tass 70
sieHship John Gibson Fol Washington D. C.. hours ndse
SsTout OIam Hasek Hamburg llth Inst via South
,,aron i4G m with mise and 3i pass % Kuahartt Co
Steamship Monrka MarshHsu Charleston Aug a. Shh mase 10 L'
mha Herman Livingston Baker Savannah 60 hOurs with md'e
and rass o Livingston. Fox & 90. . -. II, - -.
BarE Europe smb Hansen Manila 100 days with sns htHn
B@ Fa simmer Lnsn days with coal to Yates Potter
Bg Ae Orb Crane Cow Bay C B. s days. With coal to c E.
BHs udh wnitsnore Nsuy,as Il days With sugar, S'' to
Thompson Hunter. -. -, a L.. .,h lor,
Seh Wings Morning Blair, Kingston Jam |" Gays ~" -
uood. &c TO A. n. solomon Co.
Schr WIN II. Maler,-, Gardner Ne
Scbr Senator Grimes Cove CALAIS ior Mott Haven
S,hr Anna Gsrluer. Knowles, Sury ior newark
Schr FvBg Arrow Nash. Mhtidge "a days.
Sehr Boston Rich, Calais fcE Pou Norris
Srhr Binoe Cousins, Bangor u da'' lumber
Schr Nelson Bell stall. Bangor
SeLT. GlObs Tracy, Bangor
BELOW.
Shin James R Keeler. Delsso, Cardiff March a.
Shin Liverpool. Lambert, Londoa July 2
sim Atlantic Weymonth Leith June q. :. .
Bat Bsncre CLARK June 81 all by pilotboas Ezra Rye No.
wIND-suuset. \. w, light
SPOKEN.
Ceopatra- 2a iast $50 hence for sAyapnAh
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CH,RtEsroY C., Aug 25Arrei steamship Emily b. sVs''L
sailed, schr Lizzie Bateheller. 6r Boston. 1870,
SAN FRANCCO Ags 2Afiyei last nght seasp No-'" HeN
RosToy Any 2S-Aryei steamship wm. Kennedy BahEoiei
FoErKg MovRoE Aug 25Tbe piotboa' Marysnd rep rs lI'
g spoke the cL. Mar, Banc SaFinsl aA1 A. ''i-
rick lomI Liverpool f'r Baltimore , ,e. a.. - =
Sailed, boik Bnta"u Rotterdam ofss bso'1S ' a. '
fO Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
THE RING.
THE FJour BETWEEN JONES ann M'coOL.

THE FI0HT BETWEEN JONES AND Mco0L. 3
CMCINNATI, Aug. A.-Aaron Jones is pro-
uounced by his friends pOp condition for the cOisg
fight He gains hackers daily Tie has trained down to
about 175 pounds Jones Will have a benefit az Mozart
Hall on Tuesday ght and viii have friendly snImishes
with Elliott and others Mike MoCool sm fine condition,
and his friends arc very sangne ON him. They are lay
ing odds that he will whip Jones in lOnr The fight
viii take place Of the railroads leading out Of the
city.
BILLY PARKINSON VS.. TON KELLY.
PHuADELPHrA,A Aug 25.--A prize fight occurred
I'm schuylk County. Penn, yesterday, between Billy
Parkinson and Tom Kelly. Parkinson was declared tie
winner Thirteen rounds Cught in l6 minIses
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY AUGUST 20, 1901,

this hand were led by white in disguise zen 70
daI sfates mat N is unite common for white
str up Indian troubles that fro,er ,so,I ard selling
follows engs ced I'm driving stock 10 r. for lc
iDGuce tbe r|dsss 70 make raids INTO Ie12 ~ These
purposc running oh horses nafs t5e droyers who at
fe G sfS Sn as,IeT 40 @ in t6o cunon tSm g t
merely nominal price, ,ns 04s5i @o to have ave large pnmbers
up aaC IN thGr Vicinity ard TO haul suppGs elc ycr ISf
them across the plans The Goyefot at enormous out
Law The letter from Jacksboro above ~ os ~ rye
u - IclluO Itat section by the operations OF "eh
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
THE HARTFORD HORSE FAIR.

Hartford, Aug, 25.-EveTything looks favor
able for the third day OF the Horse ran, "c was
twice postponed last week account Of the weather
The principal races of the Fair are on the programme O
Tomorrow There will be race Tor matched ah1 llcy
horses one for running horses. hvcnc tfoI, ana S
trr The fastest roting horses Lucy Thorn luGy' Goh
smith Maid and Col Maynard nre enteIeu Oi Tue A"''ei
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

= "a A., = Co,ovonne ,lropped from the saddle shot
dead and in second his scalp wOuiu DC % OF M
w w IN !, o"i,g bad been taken Two prisoners were CAP
t,reJ cne iuiddleagCd sQuRw ana boy 10 yc"i @ u,
jsve were at least 100 warriors III tne pI1g 20 ~,
,t ~ Stock Was captured, which they Drought tt!yS
- rtors M Plum Creek Station. The Catnalt's
on tbe Pawnee side were one morse Allie,' u & rt
wounded. The men came OuI WIlhott ~ ,,i,Sais
~ slflv Injured by being thrown from theIr aliihiS
SoI n j. Dodge IN summing up tins acton says .o,,-
TIe Chcyeuues had evidently expected 70 nav - ~
thing their own way ana u din lack lieut. Davis
they went into camp on the road IL is pronhnc toS m
tended 10 attack tEain they had some hlA bquaH'
a few boys, and number Oh spatep'0A "-'"''' "'''
Ths check win likely be salutary, though as they now
know the strength of The Pawnees ~ is possC il HU
probable, that they viii not return ID lew u!S WIN
greatly Increased forces. . - ,..., ,.,t, ,.
was the intention Of the Chey eAnes 10 tato% ,e iOi
iuQ's train off the track near Elm Creek Station
request tat train be placed ut my disposal go thO
may Keep NY infantry moving along the ROAD con
stautlv as only one train passes each way peL u"y od
cannot move now with proper ceeIiy return aV On'o
In WilloW Island RICHARD l. DODGE
BTCvCt Lict.- COL, CCmandniE Ics''
Icqd1iidrtcrs Plum CyCct Aug. IS, 1867. s .,,o
A statement made by Mr Harvard, an ens.ITi Tooyars
late Mir IIins corps 20 conference between 30 INC
partner and party Of savages lately apptaeu "a of
colorado paper. In the conference Lee, tnc PI ~ o
pcaver WIS heard instructing the Indians as 70 s w
means Of doing the most damage 10 the fo, would
hardly possible that the effect O ths f tbe past
be manifested so soon. but the occurrences "a INV
eyv days show that The Indian IS apt enough 10
thing that partaSes Of owl ana tho @ letter This
fully given have bcen caIIlc @ O f ne verIncn money
man lee has made money out ol tlo he wor-
ont o fbe Indians money out OF the ,,t,cr 10
shps Is money He las been aDle MIn 1,t tlTonh not
enter any Indian camp when Il ItFuHu I,covor or
49, yryptIicd near, and yet his partner bN -
BIO Rev" was chosen Indian Coininlseiohel MI N' IN
horn where with huge solemn speeches ne no yiiI,in
has been found ont, adequate pulISli"1'N' S ~
awarded him.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
rRorrIEG AT WASHINGTON HOLLOW DUTChLSS

TPOTTING At WASHINGTON hoLLO"' boIOiiH''
COUNTY.
porGuKrEpsIE Aug. 4.-Two trottng con
,,I,cc at Washington Hollow, u miles from this
t., yesterday. The first was match for 500. j. F.
pt named sorrc ccding Post Boy and John v W Doty
ioo, sG hav mare Lady Wood mile heats, best thioc IN
&C. m baTncss Lady Wood won the first heat In 246
S nc vt two heats were won by Post Boy ~ E4s ana
~ affer which Lady Wood was Withdrawn aud the
inoncy given TO Post Boys driver
The No 1t race for purse of $780, the hrst Eose
ctinC S7S and the second SOS There were three entries
- fellows MIR Bardcns chestnut stallion Paul Mr. Dotys
back stallion Union and Mr.. H0rubccks chestnut gcld-
inc Major King. Mile heat best three IN le IN harness.
me FIRST heat was won by Major Kug in 23et the second
Major King again IN 2:37 Tho third neat was worry
Paul in 24 the fourth heat BY Paul IN 2I2, ad the MIN
heat and race by Paul In GAG.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
iRURGH vs.. sPRINGFIELD.
o Unions of Lansingburgh played the
dens Of sprnheld, Mass, at fitisieId on rIy @
Total"....'" "''2l
URApsTEEET PRESS vs.. sANDTORD, HAlEO
q co.
a game was pIaNcU on SdIUIUdy "
lbOvcnamed Clubs at HOhOken, the former
core Of 5G To is.
MATCHES FOR THIS WEEK.

MATCHES FOR THIS NLLh.
The match to-day between the Atlaniics ana
te picked nine win bc for the bcuch ot Pece or hc
Gtlautlcs and will De on interesting one The following
Eureka a.: Beans, Eureka, 2d b.; Walker, ACtttt, pi
soclrnau Irvuct0n, S.. pattcI ON and sN4Ld'll rex
ford Cd b. and G. r. Macdiamd star, lst BE- Lennon ana
Tracy, Excelsior, J. I. and T. I. - a..
spcy game may he looked for on Thursday NN'h u,
reporters OF the Eastern and Western newspapers 81
Brooklyu will play a match Baseball reporters are eN-
cluded aud the mines 20 he made MP II p"s-nlr. !vm
those rcporters who never saw game p'aJtu Among
the matches for the week are The fpIoWlng:
Aug G-Atlanc vs. Picked Nuc, On the Union ground,
WiIlgmsburgh; Oriental W. IuukHn, on 1Aainp"l
ground Jersey CITY Champion tul jersey Ityl Nr' oi
entail second mines, az GretpOuti Union vs. AcuNc' ht
Newark a.: Mutual ~. National, Washington ID. -.
Aug 27-Eureka VS. Union lof lausiughtr 81 nt NcWhthi
time al Baltimore; KurOka loi Ncw-EIuusWi " ora
mercy (of New -Nori), nt NcW- -BunsNlcki EttInd vs.
Union, Union grounds, MiliiamsbuEh; Fec0nlc s. Ec-
lectc. on CapitOiuc ground. -, -. y,
vinglon: Mutual vs. Athletic 40 philadelphia icrnmc
VS. Gckiord second mines Pccoic grounds Rtsoutc
VS.. Empire, Satellite grounds. - -
Aur go1Rep0rters OF Brooilynl, who have never
plaved a game OF base-ball Active W. Fulton, on ne
Satellite ground Mutual vs.. quaker Ity, az fhiau'l
phia; Fulton vs.. UuiOnvllle Satellite grounds.
Aug. 3O-Gramercy ys. Harlem second mines, on Red
House 3 y. m. Mutual vs.. keystone at Philadelphia
Jefferson W. Social, Satellite grounds.
Aug. 3l.ResOlutc vs. keaIuey tet Railway, y J) Hat-
elite grounds MAtual Va West Philadelphia; Champion
vs.. PetOnic, at Jersey city.
TRIP OF THE MUTUALs.
The Mutual Club left this city on Saturday
evening to play the Nationals of Washington Monday,
the Pastmes of Baltimore Tuesday snd the Athletics,
the Quaker Cty the Keystones and the West !hhdci-
phia Clubs, al Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Thursday
Friday. and Saturday. The Club reached Washington
yesterday, all well
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
BOsrov.
e...nd L.niun
ROW ING
OWN INJURED.

WALTER BROWN INJURED
BOsTON, Aug. GA dispatch from Portland
says that Walter Brown dlsiocacd uf Lis uulc yes
terddy while taking bis running cNcT,ise Fears arc
tritaued that hc VIII hc unable 10 meet his engagement
gLlI uan----- ~ tAS Ge glga.G0.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
RELIGIOUS.
THE CoLoRED CAMP MEETING AT FLUSHING, L.
The religious ceremony at Flushing, l.. L.

THE CoLORED CAMP MEETING AT FLUSHING, L. l.
The religious ceremony at Flushing, l.. l.,
closes today In the early part of the week the unsettled
state OF the weather considerably nterfcred with the pro
grcss Of the meeting but on saturday ana SuIl me-
covered with the motley gathering Inc greater nunGr
whites and Of these tue women were i t'e e ,S
Men who love lager were also tlete III lolve' ~ ,
with this beverage were conspicuous lhe Ioau W. -
sE Eted LIN .'y wi Nh Non women ana children Nothing
occurred 10 wfc the temper OF the visitors. Inc heN
ffernoon and the Rev. Mr. ABANDON Of Hempstead ana
Mr. Dunie of New York also addressed tie assenblhge
Ihs 5l SP 20 Siten =" dctebca we're con
duced with great simplicity ana SineGrity unti III & late te
hour. The conductors o the camp heeuhh aic uhaOe ~
meet the expenses incurred.
THE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.
A circular with large number of signatures
among which are those OF feXGoy Er9en 1 1ahGeIr I
i;omeyn Brodhcad, }. W BeekmGn, and sam sloan OF
hs clty has been issued. protesting against the proposal
to change the denOmmatorial name nom Reformed
Dutch To Reformed" This circular sets forth: First
Mai The uame dutch has been no barrier To rapid aud
the church stands the only true representative of the
history doctrines ana usags Of the pure church Of the
Nchcrlnns representative character which 1t is feared
will De lost by the proposed change Thir such change
would tend 20 forgetting OF the howcd associations of
ancient days. Forth, Such change VIII prove the begin
ming OF q series oi innovations which viii probably end In
merging this church into some larger denomination, In
u change OF It's doctrines and usages. .lth, The new
name Reformed would appear 10 assume that ms was
exclusively on chiefly me Eciorucl Culch Of tins CONT
tiv. m assumption untrue in point cfWct. sixth, The
tcrn "Iriolmtlp would he devoid of significance 10
mood cNpunutou oftcuer than The word Dutch seventh,
A, tile German Reformed Church S about 20 drop the
word German from ITS titlc there Will then be two
gious bodies under the name ot Reformed Church"
Other considerations of less Prominence added TO
thcsc rs aI suing against The proposed change.
The Rey John Hall ID. d., of Dublin, Ireland,
has accepted 10y tile Atlantic CbblC the a o the Nine
ech-st Pesbl teran Church IA This city, ot which Dr.
Rice wa, recently pastor. salary, $1,000.
The venerable Richard = St0rrs. ST., ID. d.,
father of Richard Stors. -. j. of Brooklyn. and uncle
and fostorber of lioary M. a0rrs, d. ID. OF Cincinnati.
s lying very low at . rc d,ncc ip BWiutrc" Mis ltl
what. 10 j. believed, mtst he his last sickness
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
TIE EENIAN CONVENTION

Is still in session at No sl4 Broadway, bu
yet 40 publicity has been given to its proceedings
About seventy clccs represented In Tie Convention
about 2J of which number IN good standing n the
brotherhood IL Is probable that Head Center VIII be
elected permanent Odccr by tho Convention to-day.
The choice VIII he either John OMaiuny or John
savage. The odds seem m favor Of OAuhOny at present
New-York tribune., 1867-08-26
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New-York tribune., 1867-08-26

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