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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-30
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And all kinds Of CASTINGS for REPAIRS.
constantly on hand.
womb call the attention. of The Farmers,
in General. 10 u few ltci1. Having been 10
this business for over 70 years, .ts5 well as
.f,rr,inrI. consider mysclftnorousaiy postfl
in aljklnds Of Agricultural Implement, ahp
having selected my stock from the best mnr-
Yl,ctories in the United States, am nrepared
Ia DIV, better satisfaction than any other IS
,sbIis hmrnt 10 Tennessee. FIRST, my Ihresh'
inr Nacbire lRnssol's) viii do more WorS
,rJ save more grain, with nlesser amDupl OF
team and labor, than dHg oth'r IN Wf, ny
Eeappr will harvest Wheat, Rye,Utti,i Harley
&c., in the most perfect mnnuef' on any l"Ful
LAND in Tennessee, no matter how rDiina4 y
will cut aruund stumEs with alniost Me ease
Of u cradle. r. f,
AZ tint d. nsCSg'1rY 10 'onr'ae' ne .iqTTsr q
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I issued svey saturday, In SsAsoH for the mails Of
thAiday.
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TERMS
CARPENTER & MUNsoM,
General claim AGENTS.

B-L B. CARPENTER, late Lieut.. and
Adjutant let Tennessee Light ARTILLERY.
B60- s.. AUNS0N, late Lieut.. and Adiutant
sth Tennessee Cavalry, ifa..l.'.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of East Tennessee that they have open
I'd an Office in KNOXVILLE for the purpose
Of adjusting and collecting all classes Of
claims against The Governmental for supplies
AIKEN and Informal vouchers given, and sup
plies taken and no receipts given, and for SER
vices rendered. Prompt attention given 10
settlements OF officers accounts. StoppaTe
OF pay removed, and certificates Of non.in-
ds6tedness obtained for resigned officers.
Reasonable prices charged. at
vouchers bought or collected at lowest
prices.
n Office lst door South Of Exchange
Bank Gay 81, Knoxville, Ten.
Post Office Box 1873.
RETERESoEs-Gov. W @. BrownloW, Gen.
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1865 may 26-tf.
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Treasurer7-Johp Campbell

u STARTING RIGHT.-0n Monday, an
old1gentieman from Kentucky acci !
dentally dropped his pocket book on
the street. 1t was found BY two boys
and brought, to the JOURNAL Office,
to be advertised. The pocket-book
bore the name of the owner, who was
discovered, and the pocket book re-
stored to him. In return he left one
dollar to reward the boys for their
honesty, When they called TO see if
the owner had been found, and were
tendereds their money. one of them,
named Charles Kehr, declined re-
ceiving anything but directed it to be
given to the orphan asylum. That
was noble conduct in one so young, to
whom even half-dollar would usually
appear quite fortune. saao.in
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SECURITY AGAINST RUNAwAYs.-
We have frequent cases Of teams rum
ing away in this city, some of which
are attended with serious conse
quences. We saw al Forth & Bowles'
Livery Stable, yesterday, what we es-
TEEN perfect preventive to runa-
ways. 1t is the Safety Bride and
Lines" patented by DIR. Hartman, and
now being exhibited ia this city by
Mr.. g. j. Mprfisaofthe firm of Hereth, ,
Langsdale q Morris of indianapolis,
who are the sole proprietors for this
State. Possessing all the qualities
and convenience of ordinary lines, it
also has the power to completely
overcome any attempts to run away or
to kick in harness z Any lady or
child by these lines can have COM
plete control of any horse or span Of
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EvANsvIILE- Anril - 1851.

DIR. I. HAAs-1My Dear SIR: Dur
ing the month of March last, while
suffering from severe attack of Tic
Douloureux, | called upon you,
hoping to receive temporary relief
from my malady At the time, / was
enduring the most excruciating pain,
and having had such attacks fire.
quently during the past four years, |
could only hope to obtain some allie
Walton from suffering. [ am happy
to say, however, that the sub-cuta-
neous injections to which you sub
jected, me were most prompt and
efectual, not simply in mitigating but
in ollaying all pain for the time. L
have been accustomed 20 the frequent
use Of this class Of remedies, having
tried with benefit injections of NOR
phia, strychnia, and atropine; but /
am, free. to say that none have ever
afforded me so epronipt- and perfect
relief as the drug used by you. Fur
Their, so far as L could determine, no
unpleasant effects to my general sys-
TEN followed after the wearing off of
the narcotic effect of the medicine,
which almost uniformly results in the
use of other opiates. And still fur
ther, / am convinced that though the
pain returned in about twelve hours
after each injection, it was less and
less severe on each return The con-
stitutional treatment which you sug-
gested, though but partially prac-
ticed, commended itself to my judg-
ment and experience, and had
opportunity been afforded, should
have had a thorough trial. 1t is
gratifying to me to be able to say
this much to encourage you in your
efforts to relieve the victims of. the
most distressing of all maladies-
neuralgia. 9F a'
,re- Yours, most obliged, I, ..
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FIRE ALARM---An alarm of fire
was caused yesterday, just after noon,
by the burning out Of fue in the
Sherwood House The smoke was
volumineus, and all for time
thought it was really the roof on fire,
when the alarm was. given, the bells
rung, and the engines turned out.
Their services were not needed. and
no damage was done. THE alarm,
however, caused an unusual crowd of
people on the streets. a young gro
Gerry man, " no keeps on First Street,
made sr,two4forty time up Locust
Street, to give the alarm at the en-
CINE CINE houses with the rim. of. his hat
turned square up. and crying " firel''
at every jump. As, he reached the
corner of Locust and Third Streets,
he was met by man who had ascer-
tanned the facts, and who remarked
classieally,sn.ss You d. fool; it's
nothing but fue burning OUT The
competitor of Flora Temple, or Dex-
ter, checked his speed, drew down the
rim of his hat, and hurried home via
Third,and Main Streets to tell the joke
to hisifriends. I8lga5l bHg
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.BEronr JtsrFrccE srrlssso ossgL On

BEFORE JUSTICE - STINS0N.~- On
Monday Herman Fendrich was
brought. before Justice Stinson on a
charge Of assault and battery on one
Siegrist, an old man of so years and
upward. an invalid. who is scarcely
able to rise from his chair. 1t ap-
pears from the testimony, that Sic
grist had made certain remarks about
Fendrich not particularly ereditable
to that gentleman. These were to
the effect that on the Saturday pre-
ceding the election Fendrich had
requested him to dispense some six
!. or eight kegs Of, beer to be. furnished
by Fendrich TO aid in his election.
Siegrist declined He also had told
that during the sitting of the Grand
Jury q boy under age came to his sa-
loon, and called for, = drink = He ,sus-
pected some trick, and demanded of
the boy who sent him there. He re-
piled, Herman Fendrich. Fem
dfich,, hearing of these remarks.
sought reparation in the manner
above mentioned He was fined $5,
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For Is DAYS ONLY.--I will offer a
large and attractive stock of Fancy
Goods and Notions at private. sale at
Curnick Bros late stand, Is Main
Street for fifteen days only. Great in
ducements will be offered to all cash
buyers. The goods will be sold at
one hof the regular prices; and town
and country merchants will consult
their interest by giving me call.
22-1w III. G.. GwATHMEY.
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xs- w. MILLER SAYS


rPTTrsBURG, September 4, 1855.
saX&sxs. -HostetteT G SaHtta,
80. sezFss - Pitts6i1rg, P0.;
fR5xs,-I think am only doing the part
sk sgsgseds- citizen when FIntesJi ~ stoyth g
ssrr-ss Ser efits received byS1ne nom the use
al Ezxr Stomach BitteFS during the last
EHzFears. S6journfng for a time IN the
ga zsgions, in 186I,sI had a. severe bilious
azssss n which, in connection with dyspep-
ssaA Lett me in a very weak condition.
-xsB advised to try your Bitters, and, hav-
M procured a -bottfe, found that they
zsxrxed like "a charm upon me, eight
EsssaGzxEs having been added to my weight
IN zas spacei of one week, and new life
ssEusd to have been infused into my Sys-
t2ExI % much so that have been induced
EExu3e them every summer since that time
kEEA tonic, think they are invaluable.
11zs summer. having had similar at
&sxzzE land, as before, much reduced), al
Hzz1gh under the treatment of an A No.
ESSgsician, was again obliged to have re-
uzszzse to the old Bitters, and with the
EAnzxe good result, having gained six pounds
eskz1In a few days 1 purchased a half
<,1zEn bottles a few weeks since, and pur-
Enae to use them regularly as a tonic.
wishing you every success, remain
- Yours gratefully, -
WILLIAM MILLER.
49, - = TfSSf7 : II =
saizs Imiilo@ s gaibIAgTo1
.slHnIfaY99f
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LOVES OF BoNNETs. 1t is not
strange that Mrs Baum's Bazaar of
Fashion is daily thronged with the
most elegant ladies of the city and
surrounding country, and from neigh
boring cities and towns. II is uni
versally conceded that her assortment
of Bonnets is nowhere surpassed.
She has the most perfect loves of
bonnets" ever designed. Call and see.
ap23 div tfnHs
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The Ethiopian who was sent to jail
on Monday, was put to work on the
streets yesterday, Qand worked SO
faithfully that he was set at liberty
evening. He ewas extremely
gratifed and declared it to be his in
fexibleg purpose to go TO work, save
his money, and come round and pay
allcosts. IF he does, we shall record
it to his credit.
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E1EcT1oN OF VEsrRYMEN.-At the

ELECTION OF VEsTRYMEN.-At the
Easter meeting, April %, 1867, of the
Vestry of Trinity Episcopal Church,
in Scott Township. Vanderburgh
County, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Alexander Wilson, Senior Warden ;
Thomas Lane. Junior Warden ~
Vestrymen-Francis Talbot, John
Campbell, Robert Parker, Moses
Barnes Cassell Nc Dowell, aWms5Mor7
dock, and Thomas Conner. ~ = .gs S'ib
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RECORDERS ,CoURT.-Business in
the Recorders Court, yesterday, was
from fair, to middling, and,they were
generally paying customers.
Andrew sPendletona was found
drunk and was taken before the Re-
corder in such weaving way that His
Honor deemed him unfit to be ;ried,
but brother Of Andrews desired
to close the matter up at once and
got him away from town. He was
therefore fined 81, with 81 05 cots,
which was paid.H Andrew starte3 20
the depot but was little to e q.
His weakness overlook him again !, nd
he was again found drunken than
ever and this time was lodged in Jail,
wher che is likely to remain till o-day.
Edward Willis, an ungallant Eth
opian, but : gay and festive cuss'
was charged with beating his wife,
all because she chided him for being
fond Of other women. The evidence
was SO strong against him that the
Recorder fixed his find at SO, with
So So costs. The woman of whom
Mrs. Willis was jealous came in. and
paid the expense, which had no
special tendency TO appease her jeal-
Gus. Edward. we fear, is a bad egg,
and should be RECONSTRUCTED.
Dedrich Orns, was accused Of an
assadEt and battery on Mr. Martin.
The proof was, overwhelming and
Dedrich went down for IS, with 50 IS
L. ~ "a .I5ttA ~ ~
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Bachelors Hair DYE,

Ids splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Exnless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No
z6appointment. No. ridiculous tints.
xhsHral Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
szsasss of Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair,
zkxxang 1t soft and beautiful. The genu-
sasExssigned Wtllid8s #. Bachelor. All 9TH
9xz, ere mere limitations, and should be
s'z1sdsd. Sold by all Druggis lists and Per-
azsexs. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
a1r- BEWARE OF A COUNPERFEIT.
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A SERIOUS AccIDENT.-A young
girl in the upper part of the city met
with a serious accident yesterday, un-
der the following circumstances
After eating her breakfast she ran
out into the back yard, and in the ex-
uberanee of her JOY leaped and
caught trapeze which was hanging
In the yard. The momentum carried
her into the air to. some height, when
her hands slipped, and she fell, strik-
ing her head heavily on the ground,
producing serious Injury. She suffer-
ed greatly during the day, falling into
frequent spasms. In the afternoon
she was. considered somewhat better,
and it is to be hoped she will re-
cover Al b gf0T1IHq .aHhWeE
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Ice CREAM, &c.-Adank 4 Christ,
at their Saloon on Second Street, be-
tween Main and Locust, have opened
for the season, and are prepared to
furnish parties with Ice Cream. Lem
on Ices or anything else III their line
at short notice. Their well known
reputation will be sufficient guaran-
tee of large custom. ap22-lw.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Joseph Dough
~erty, formerly of this city, a-carpenter
bytrade, and for a time lsecretary Of
the. eight-hour league, died suddenly
in Henderson yesterday morning, as
is supposed of apoplexya d He is
represented to us as an industrious
and worthy young man. .S2s
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PERsoNAL-Among the strangers
in our city yesterday we saw Gen. j.
T. Boyle, Presidentaof the e., FL. &
N. R. B.; George M. Priest, Director
in, the same Company; and Colonel
Cheatham, President of the Edge
field and Nashville Road. These
gentlemen visit our. city on business
connected with the E., H. & N. Road.
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New REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
2. Elliott & Son have opened a Real
Estate Agency and General Intelli-
gence Office. for the sale of and rent
Ing Of lands. houses, &c., &c. 5W
Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell, or persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do well by call
Ing on them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott
Block. IN 4 s3faq
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Szztly celebrated for perfect simplicity,
ggnst strength, and immense COMPRISING
gvwer, IS GUARANTEED, with eight men
zx5i> ma xe 5000 to $500 elegant bricks per
1Hur. J. 81. RENICK, Proprietor,
No. II Broadway, NewtYork Room %.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
G. A. R.-Important. Notice.

Every member of Post No. /. g.
"A. r., Evansville, is hereby notified
to be present on Monday evening
April Goth, to elect a Post Com
mandant for the ensuing term.
By order of the Camp.
ap24 5t j. Ell. BEADLE, Post Adj t.
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CITY NEWS.

: SAFELY HOME. - Tom. Gather,
Local Editor of the. Sentinel the
Border. arrived home on the Rich
mond on Monday. He is satisfied.
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FIREl FIRE!!-10,OOO pounds of
hams, shoulders and sides-damaged
by fire. good for present use-for sale
at half price. Cali Immediately at
the Eureka Bazaar, 70 Main Street.
an2O Ct. VICKERY BRO.'s
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TAKE NoTIcE.AIf you want TO get
your furniture repaired and vanished
in good style, call on Gates & Geiger,
No. 90 Locust Street, between First
and Second They know how to do
it. ap22 ct.
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WANTED A situation by young
man, in a wholesale or retail grocery.
Wages not SO much desired as the
situation. Apply at the JOURNAL Of
fica
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Rhodes and his
interesting family, of Shawneetown,
were passengers by the Mayfower on
sthesTound trip yesterday. they come
to the city shopping. s. ! -. =" :.
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For SALE CHEAP.-A lot of hams,
slightly damaged by fire while in
smoke, for sale at Iron City Grocery,
at from Z to 10 cents per pound.
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HORSE AND EXPRESS WAGON FOR
SALE, Enquire of Samuel T. Plat, at
VIM. Heilman's office. April 81 If.
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Ice .CREAM.-H. HERMAN has
opened his Ice Cream Saloon and is
now ready to serve up Ice Cream at
his Confectionery and Ice Cream
Saloon in the best style at As Main
Street. Not open on Sunday. Is lW.
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pay $50 Bushels of Peach Blow
Potatoes now at the Railroad Depot,
for sale low to the trade. Also, IS
bushels of Cuzco Potatoes: very
early potato, resembling white Ne
shannocks. For sale at the Eureka
Bazaar. VICKERY Bros,
17d1w. G 20 Main Street.
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BE- STORE RooM FOR RENT offer for
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given Immediately.
- ap4 If J. r. LoTsPEICH.
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CLOSED UP.-The Merchants Ho-
tel, we are informed, has been closed.
Mr.. Chris. Hedderich, the proprietor,
will, we understand, convert the
ground floor into business rooms, the
second story into offices, and at some
subsequent period, the third and
fourth stories into public halls. The
merchants and business men of this
city would find it greatly to their adj
vantage to raise the means and build
first class hotel in the city.
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horses Many ofour citizensare pur-
chasing them. ~ b

ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATIoN-Pre-
parations are completed for the grand
celebration Of the anniversary of Odd
Fellowship, on the Goth. This ami
versary is to be especially observed as
a thanksgiving, in view Of thesfact
that Odd Fellowship survived the
great rebellion intact, and is the same
to- day as before the war, extending
all;over this broad land from the At
lantic to the Pacific, and from Maine
to the Rio Grande, bound by the in
dissoluble tie Of . Friendship, Love
and Truth"
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MILLINERY AND New SPRING
STYLEs.-Our lady readers will be
delighted to learn that Mrs. Wagley
is now in receipt of her Spring stock
of Paris Millinery, of the latest style
and most approved fashion.
Although apparently new conner
here, Mrs. Wagley has taken the lead
In this line of business, aud she richly
deserves the reputation she has so
we'll earned. $40 sfft
Miss w. is now in New York,
and will continue TO forward the latest
style of goods. apl7lm,
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: STOVES AND Wholesale
aud retail, at J. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet Second and Third SITS.
Z mh12-3md&W .'r ~ Tf41H
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For RENT.--A irst-oIass business
house, No. 40 Main Stree,-price
reduced. Apply to "a. K wells &
Son. No. 81 Main Street.
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DT Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street.
mars If SMITH & DARLING.
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+ SWEET Potato PLANTs.-We have
made arrangements for large amount
of Sweet Potato Plants. and iwilE be
ready in few days to fill orders In
Large or small quantities.
go sis,i Parsons, SGovILLE u GO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-24
PERsoNAL.-We had the great graf,

PERsoNAL.--We had the great graf
.ifcation yesterday of meeting, in this
city, j. A. Hill, Esq, the able and
efficient General Freight Agent of the
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad, at St.
Louis. He has had great experience
in railroad matters, and is withal one
of the most pleasast gentlemen we
ever met. He left by the afternoon
express train so ai' rs tVsD