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The Gravcst NIaladtcs
OF YOUTH ASp EARLY MANHOOD

OF YOUTH AND EARLY MANHOOD.
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City of Columbia Bonds.

City Of Columbia Bonds.
MAYORS OFFICE. AprII. l, 1867.
DARTlES holding BONDS and COU-
Il PONS of the city Of Columbia, are
respectfully notified that the City Clerk s
now prepared to issue NEW BONDS for
tcrest dne TO the first of July, 1867, upon
all tho bonds issued by tho city, by the
Issue of new bonds, according to tho Act
OF the Legislature, passed in December
last. Bonds of the denomination of Five
Hundred, Two Hundred and Fifty and One
Hundred Dollars will only he issued.
Claimants are requested to apply at the
City Clerks Oflice with as little delay m
possible. THEO. STARK, Mayor.
April3 10
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ALONZO REESE, Barber,

HAkES pleasure in informing his old
Il patrons, and the public generally, that
he can bo found at the Barber Shop con-
nocted with the Central Hotel. wberc ho
will be most happy to rcnder them anv sar-
vice the may require in this line.
April Imo
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NEW PIANO MUSIC.

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"A WALTIES, MARCHES, Songs from
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McCARTER'S BOOKSTORE.
April II. l.. BRYAN
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Staford's Cultivation.

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MIDNIGHT RAIDERS

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instruction which guards one against the
baneful influence dimpulses which are most
likely to give direction to our conduct in af-
ter life. In word, William, it Is for the
want Of a santi6ed education which is gem
orally neglected with the children of the
poor. Those who have been more fortunate
in the world should make due allowance for
those who have been denied this great boon,
and never deal vigorously with them, II other
means can be employed for their government
| would ask your officers to remember that
you are the only stay 10 declining and
lonely mother, her only hope for succor and
comfort in this life May God be nercirul to
you aud them; in directing them in counsel,
aud you in receiving the same. And more
than all, may He, be so good and merciful as
to return you to the embrace OF your mother,
so as to be a protector and comfort to her
and an ornament to society during the re.
mninder Of your sojourn upon earth. If you
will strive to do right, the God Of righteous
ness will guard aud defend you by his holy
angels in the darkest hours oftrial and trib-
ulation. The Lord says: If any one offend
you, cry unto Him, and he will smte them" :"
But you must ask in sincerity and truth. Do
yoIr duty as becometh true soldier,
Write to us and let us know how matters
are moving along politically, also. Are the
soldiers to man for Governor Brownlow2
Are the rebels to be reconstructed upon their
ooa terms? If so, tell Capt, c. to write
to the Governor and urge him to disband the
troops at once for the rebels again in pow
er, the last vestge of liberty to US is lost
We have had rebel protection enough Shall
,1o. Al n .t,o nda
Of those who pledged their lives and their
fortunes to destroy 1t? Must we again, in
deed come under their tyrannicaf rule and
submit to their prosecutions and insults
Rather than this, my son, death would be
far more preferable. need your aid at home,
and desire to see you greatly, yet if my conn-
try requires your services, lgive you up Free
ly. Again, say, be q good and faithful sol
der, conduct yourself honestly and may
heaven bless you and The command to which
you belong.
Your loving mother, ai
s. H.
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,LIyAN COUNTY, Tenn,
June 9th, 1867.

MI DEAR SoN IL wish TO infoim you, this
beautiful pleasant Sabbath day, that we are
all we'll and are very GnKioui TO hear from
you. wish you to inform me how 1t Is that
/ can see every body's son but MY own Who
belongs TO Capt. G--'s Company2 Wish
TO Know whether this is your fault, or the
fault OF your oticers7 Perhaps you are sick,
let US know how II Il. | want you 10 be a
good obedient boy, and wish your officers
TO remember that you are but boy, aud
need proper counsel as such, and yousbould
be careful TO consider the counl el OF those
who are ln authority over you. Itrnst and
believe yudr Captain will treat you as be
would have others treat bis own child under
like circumstances. We should all remem-
Der that there Is Just God with whom we
have TO deal, and that we are accountable to
Him for our conduct, be what Il may. We
should deal out such mercy to others as we
should like 10 have bestowed upon US by
Him. William, fwould like to bear a good
report from yOu wish you to remember
the advice gave you when you were under
my care. You have, at times, had the mig
fortune 10 be placed under the care Of those
in life who could not feel for you as a moth
err, and who were not careful TO bestow upon
you the necessary counsel required TO make
you understand the rules Of right and prong,
Is you might otherwise have done. This
was necessary consequence, owing 10 my
lack oftte means 10 sustain I'd In the world.
Poverty 10 no sin, my son, yet u has often
subjected many TO scorn and derision. Nam
mon predomina.es ia the heart where virtue
should reign. This Is not uufrequsutly ow-
ing TO the depnyed and vicious state Of the
human heart and judgment. Itis as told
you, william, for wani Of proper attention TO
having Justified into the youthful mind the
right kind Of instruotlon--that which does
not wither When the storms Of life blow
coldly, aud lasts and lives long aiter these
frali bodies have Crumbled into dustj that
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q @ e g R Y,
The Volunteers Song.

have come back to you, mother,
Weary wasted, aud worn.
With locks matted ovor my forehead,
And clothes blood.siaincd and torn.
It's no wonder you shriekOd when you saw me,
As II had struck youa blow
/ am not looking much like the fellow
You parted with three years ago.
For that one was Starwort and handsome.
Eager and fierce for the strife, ,. ..'
While this one Is weary and wasted, ....
Scared, and cripple for life ... H.,.
Mother, God knows for tho Union
rdhght till my very last breath
But Just twenty .one and cripple
For you II had bettOr been death.
Not for you, darling mother, you only
For another there VIA when loft, TH
with eyes that were buor than heaven,
And lips like he ripe cherry cleft
Ny maggie she was-nay God bless her-
/ meant to have made her my wifei-
She had promised but how can | ask her
To mate with cripple for life
There, mother, don't wecpi It was cruel
To utter one word Of regret;
Twas all Icoull give aud gave It.
My right arm ia left to me. yeti h.
With that and my pension, dear mother,
Wen keep off the wolf from the door,
And II you're contonted and happy,
God viii help me to ask for no more.
But harkl who Is that heard sobblug
Just then, In the chamber close by
0 Maggie, my love and my darling,
Kiss me once ere you bid me goodbyl
What is this--you will never forsake me n
My loss only makes me more dear
God bless you, dear Maggie, you've given
New life to your poor volunteer!
You will work for US both-are you sayiug'
Nay, dear, though can't drive tho plough,
There are trades that my one arm can master,
And I've courage for any thing now.
With your lovsand mothers to bless me, r.I
I've no room in my bosom for fears,-
And may God sond as bright homO.comiug
To all our brave volunteersl
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and many others, whose high standing in
the profession gives the stamp Of truthful
ness to their intelligent ard genuine sppro-
val.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says =
! find that the "Emailp produces all the
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The Magnificent Vestvali says -
I have suffered so much from the various
white lotions, Sc, which my theatrical pro-
.ession oblgeS me to use, that consider it a
perfect benehcton to find preparation
which gives the necessary .whteness to the
skin, and leaves the skin cool and
smooth,
Miss Maggie Mitchell says:-
have tried the skin beautifer, "L Email
de Paris" and found that il instantly inparts
a natural bloom and freshnesss to the COM
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"Jareds Email de Paris" Is used as deli
cate beautifer Of the skin for Theatre, Sa-
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scrupulous ladies ; producing all the beau.
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out their vulgar glare or injury to the skin.
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An old farmer, who bore Che cog.
nomen Of eold Tom Fowler" was
quite a fun loving jolly fellow in bis
way.
While working on a bridge, which
was 10 GROSS q deep slough, he was
aecosted by a gentleman in a two
horse carriage with tho question.
@Is there good bottom to the
slough"
eyes" ," replied Tom.
The traveller drove in, stuck, and
bad TO bo pulled out-horses carriage
and self.
After succeeding In getting out the
traveller wanted 10 know Of Tom why
be- lied TO him, tolIing him there was
good bottom, 10 which Tom coolly
replied.
"Thcro is good bottom, but Il Is a
great deal iarther down than you
are"
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- Tho foIIowInr b tho anubg ol

"a Tho following is tho "nubv Of
yarn which is told about a big whis.
ky guzzling fellow who como homo
drunk one night and sat down by tho
fire TO warm his feet, which were
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A gentleman visiting in the
family of u worthy deacon ina neigh-
boring town, had been showing the
children, ono evening. a beautiful mu-
sicM box, after which he wound up
and put the instrument IN hispooket.
At the hour ofretiring for the night the
visitor was called upon for a prayer,
aud having got upon his knees, was
in tho midst Of what promised to DO u
somewhat prolonged petition, wlren
suddenly, in consequence Of a change
opposition on the part Of the suppli-
ant, the musical box started gaily OIL
with tho tune, Take your time, Miss
Lucy"
To aay that tho prayer was brought
ton rather abrupt termination, and
that even the worthy deacon rose from
his knees all but convulsed with laugh
ter, is drawing tho effect of the incidnt
quito mildly. ~ n.
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N UMBER I


~
| OB1Tuesday last, our town wac
thrown into Considerable exeltcthcnt
by o report on the street that our
worthy fellow5 tOwnsflan, 1fP. Ed
ward Fetting had been eriously5 ID
not fatally scalded atthe sun House
of Messrs Hood, u gRochl which is
situated on the Point, by gthe burst
ling Of ono of the pipes which com
neets'with the main, boiler Upon
inquiry OF his physician we learned
that the report was too true, and that
bis injuries are very great, and histe4
eovery quite doubtful, A,M13 ~ ~
Mr., Fetting. was employed at tbs.
Still HOUSE as foreman or .naBagery
At the 'time of the explosion Of The
pipe Mr.. f. was standing close by
and received tho entire sealding con-
tents Of the pipe In bis agony, hs
dvested himself OF his clothing, and
rushed int the river, Ia the hope Of
obtaining relief from bis suffering.
He was subsequently, conveyed 10
his residence, wnere medical relief
was obtained and bis sntfnribg par
tally alleyiqted = Eisst 4saeesssea".
WEDDIya CAKE Three pounds of
flour, 8 pounds of,ebgttert 3, pounds
OF sugar, 5 dozen ofeggs,s3 pounds Of
raisins, 6 of eurrants,.1 4 pound df cit
ron, l ounce Of mace, I ounce Of cinna-
mon, | ounce ofcloyesta pintof bran
Gy. Bent tho butter with. your hand TO
cream, then beat tho sugar into tFe
butter, add the froth Of Lhe yolks of
the eggsafter being well, beaten then
the fr0th Of the whites; mix fruit,
spice andq hour. together, then add
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hours baking will answer for large
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APPLE PU4D1Nd.-Haif tho whites
and all the yolks of ten eggs, beat
them very light, add j pint of'apples
after they are stewed and .ptt,through
u sitter, stirin J pound Of butter, tho
grated peel Of q large lemons, and
juice Of One;, sugar 10 taste. Mace
and nutmeg are very good substitutes
for lemon peel, sfEfy a
EEE's PUBpiSs.--falte baifa pound
Of very Anelyi grated bread-ordtpbs,
bali pobnd'of finely chopped apples,
half pound of chrFahts, half pound
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little nutmeg, 2 odneos of citron aud
lemon peel buttsr tho mould well
and boil three hours,
FRENcH. RoILs.- Take l spoonful
of lard Or butter, 8 pints of flour, !
cup of yeast, and as much milk as
will work it up to the stiffness Of
bread just before you take them from
the oven, taks q clean towel and wipe
them over with milk. 80 q
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tr A young lady, whilo onher way
10 be married, was run ovorand killed
A confirmed old maid savagely re-
marked: "She has avoided moro lin
gerink and horrible destiny
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ST. Louis, June 9,-Edward Rosa
son, a boy about four years old, livi
log on farm nine miles from town,
was found dead in his bed yesterday
morning, BY Mr.. Ross, who had been
on visit to the city, and just return
ed home. 1t is supposed German
boy, eighteen years old, In the cni-
ploy Of Mr.. Ross, committed the deedI
be having left the place, taking Mr.
Ross wagon and team with him.
John Antrim, Of the firm Of Ah.'
trim & Sweet, mercbants Of this citys
has fallen heir 10 large estate in
Ireland, the property Of the hate Earl
of Antrim The whole estate is valued
at e700, 900 stetling, Of which Mr. An-a
trim gets about one.halG ~ ssf4
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ej- Said a wag TO a friend, g Mss
-, though a rather broad-ieatured
young lady, has a very benign coun-
.eDanGoS eyes" said tho friend, "a
g seven by nino. "a -
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WASHINGTON, June .15--Col. Penny.
baker, kentucky State Agent. has re-
Gently called attention Of the Commis4
sionef Of Pensions, TO an adveltis-
ment which, represent soldiers OF the
war of 1872, or their widows, can
now obtain government pensions Of
eight dollars per month, The Com
missioner States that such representa-
tions arc wholly lnwarrautea, no law
ever having been enacted by which
pensions are granted to the soldiers Of
the war of 1872 or their widows, Az
provided more then fifty years since
to invalids and widows and those dysa
ing of wounds and disease incident 10
service.
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70 Said gentleman on presenting
a lace collar 10 his idolittrada, q Do
NOT let any ono else rumple H." 2 No.
dear, III take il of, said the naughty
beauty.
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Beautiful Letter from a Mother to
~ her Son.

[we have been permitted to copy the fol-
lowing private letter from lady to her son
in Co. "An LIST Reg't Tenn. State Guard. II
contains many beautiful sentences and much
good advice, which should sink deep into
the hearts OF the young, both in and out Of
the servlce,--EDs. FLAG.]
SULLIVAN CoUsTY, Tenn.
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THE UNION FLAG
JopesborO', Tenn, June 28, 1867.
G. r. GRESHAM.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms.

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Growing Business.
MERCHANTs 0f Me NORTH

Would do well TO take note Of the NAM
advantages We possess 70 do Justice to their
eonsignments, and we are prepared TO make
liberal advances.
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FRENCH. RoLLs.-Take l spoonful
of lard Or butter, 8 plnts of dour, /
cup of ycast, and as much milk as
will work it up to the stiffness Of
bread just before yon take them from
the oven, talSs clean towel and wipe
them over with milk. ~
The national Republican., 1867-04-30

ARM 0RDERs.-Brevet Major General
c. Grover has been relieved from recruit.
ing service; Major Charles e. Mords, Ist
cavalry, has been ordered to report 70
General Halleck for assignment to duty,
Division Of the Pacific; Brevet Lieut.. Col
b. F. Smith, 9th infantry, has been re
lieved from recruiting service and assigned
to duty in the Department Of the Platte
Surgeon B. A. Clements has been trans
ferred from the Department Of the East 4
Department Of Dakota; Surgeon 9. 81
Alden and Assistant Surgeon g. M. M
McGill have been transferred ffom u,
Department Of the East 10 the Department
of Missouri; Assistant Surgeon Ely Nc
Clellan, from the Department Of the East
to district Of New Mexico; Assistant Sur
geon W. r. Ramsay, from the Department
of the East to the Department o. th,
Platte; Assistant Surgeons Samuel Adam
and Henry McElderry, from the Depart
ment Of the East TO the district Of Texas
Assistant Surgeon @. R. Greenleaf hA
been assigned to duty with the Examining
Board at Louisville TO relieve Surgeon
Lewis Taylor, assigned to Department. o
Dakota; Major E. W. Crittenden has beer
ordered to General Pope; Breyet Brigade
General W, W. Lowe, 9Th cavalry, an,
Brevet Colonel John ID. 0'Oonneli, 17tl
infantry, have been ordered to report !,
General Sheridan.