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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
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ITO RENT, A GUUD PLANO, On REASON
i ABLE terms. Inquire OF l.. A. bUhNLlI, No. LAO
" Men.wortu.sLreet. 80 Novemoer ~
rE,O RENT, THAT FINE COMMODIOUS
i S1OKE, NO. % hAYNE STREET, with complete
iAtures Tor Wholesale Drug Aous
ALSO,
The SMALLER STORE, Ii rear OF the above, fronting
in Aarkel-sueet. Any desiring TO inspect the PREM
lses can na The Keys NJ No. l3 day tor ..rus'
&C., Apply ID L. 1. PO11Ak,
Noyemoer 80 sws No. s4 MentwOr hstreet-
ITO RENT, ONE FINE ROOM To ONE OR
J. two Gentlemen. apply W the corner OF CLIFFORD
AND AkIHUALE STkEE1S. November 20
OTORE To RLNT, CORNER OF MEETING
~ Market stree.s, OF the best stAnus IL the
.I.y, formerly Kept by Mr. Fol III us grocery Kent
uoderate. apply UP stars IL me bILL1AtO hoOM'
November ~
THUR REM, PART OF ~ DELIGHT FULLY
IL SITUATED MANSION, il tne southwestern poll
.iJr OF the city, -sistng suite ol tree or lour
spacious The nrs- Ioor with ktcnen aud SCI
wants apar ments. 1eilns mouelale A'uess "A,
Laliy Nsws Office fiosemuer ~
mo LEASE FOR TERM OH YEARS,
i the VALUABLE ES1A1E belonging to the late
kelt situated III OIanGeDurS Ulstrict ohss.-
Log $50 " ViAirus e.eirGu 1hc sUI ID rcA
ed By iarSe crcos, On WHICH al ZANE M1LL oLA1
AMI DAN LO.uPLEiE; ,no ess wL.er-powef III tue
Ais aud fultorie3; Situation Aecithy al tn
year round. The pace SIX! aborefs reeun, A
would Contract Gaeapy as they U.sIrc " reln-l
Estate be leasec Ior tcrm oi Yeas IL one
uoay, smIu eallIal. for tcrnS aE'
ply MUWnY q co. Novelnucr ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
A sITUATTON AS TEACHER

w The subscriber, who has had eight Years expert
ence in his profession. as Plinclpal OF Academies,
and is al present Principal OF Montreal Academy
IL Neison County, Va, oesres TO remove SCUM
Oh account OF the health OF his family, arc
will accept situation either In Male or Female
college Academy, or ii PIiva1c SCHOOL that
yIelo him support, anywhere IL Georglt or soun
teaches, besides the EgLsh Lrancncs aud
Asthsnluus the LLiu, = frcncA and spanish Lan-
guages will 1--we satisfactory testimonials OF his COM
peleucy success and populiriiy teacher address
l.. L. J1ttkkSUN, Mon.re Jefferson county. Va
Noyeu Der Is limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

OCN'T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
IEN SOUTH RN I ONiC, z .NkNI IS HEPAI!C
a TIERS Tu,aiirg re new for sIl Diseases VI IAc
nj est We rraus and The Liver. Fer sao by all Drug
.. M Iyr November q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

EKCHANTS, DEALERS, TRADERS, OR
Xl anybody requiring the servic-s OF an -xpert Ac-
counian picA.e addrcss l. y. f., a. the Ohlce Of
the CHARLESTON DAILY NEwS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

P4Sa-o NA~<SS S%
the CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
November "a 10
HUUSE WANrED.-A RESPOhSIBLE
l rarty wants to rent house IN the business part
u me city. Address conditions TO ''ALPHA," DAILY
rEw, Othce II November ~
GENTS WANTED.-SlO TO S4v DAJ e,
N to introduce our new patent STAh SHC lille SEh-
i.,J MACHINE. trlce SzU. IL uses wv tnIeaus, und
lkes genul Lock S.ch. ALI other lowpIlced na'
the cham Slltcu. EXCLUSIVE territory gwen
Sund Ior ci:cuars W. u. WI sun q Co.,, Manuiac-
turers Cleyeau /, ONO. limo NvYe -nbcr 10
GENTS WANTED FUR a VIRGINIA
N LIFE N>Ui.AACE COAPANY.-Thc Richmond
D.-n and Iusurapce Company, OF kic-mond, W I,
IN UkES LIVES reasonable .erns, Will &C.
curlty undou0,ed
Tuose unaple 10 insure are MADE ABLE.
AuENIo MANLED II every city and county IN the
Union.
app icants for Agencies will address
L. q. sIAkkE General Agent
November II limo Box NO. zu5, Iicnm DID, Va
IITANTED. By LADY COMPETENT TO
w teach Enghsh, french and Music, employment In
TIE city. Address 4. Y. H. DAILY News OtiiSe.
NOv.mbero limo
X1IANTED-SALESME IN EVERY C0UN.
w ~ souLh. ior sn sruc.e in great demand; sSuu
uI.ue by lgen, Ills INST montn Address iuineai'
,tey BLISS Nae E.,Th4Ok, LouisvI.i., ny.
OcLoper IL lmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

DON,T FAIL To TRY THE CELE8RA-
- TED sOUIHEkN IONIC, PAAKNIA'o HEPAIIC
D1ITERs I'LL unflilinS rm-dy'fJr all us ass OF tno
Digestive Or ans md the Liver For sale oj III DfNe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

noN,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRa.
IL TED SOUTHERN TO >IC PANKNIN'S HEPATIC
DllTERS TN u-,aiipg remedy for ail liseas 0: the
Iires,ivo Organs and the Liver Eor sale b. al Drug
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

G,O RENT, ONE FINE ROOM To ONE OR
i two Gentlemen. apply W the corner OF CLIFFORD
AND AKIHUALE STkEEIS November 70
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

nON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRAa
led SOUTHERN TONIC, PAAKNlN'a HEPATIC
pIITERs an uniaiiDg remedy Tor Ill Diseases OF tue
greive Organs aud the Liver. tor slle b. all Drug.
pt.ls
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
" 4 n rs.

XITANTED-SITUATIU AS GARDINER
w by the month, day, or job. Inquire at No Ii
bROAD-N1REET.
Nov mbor %
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

Heavenly Tidings is the title of a
monthly paper published by the
Young Mems Chi istian Association,
Burlington, price % cents a year.
There are % associations in vt.
There are in the Vermont Univer
sity and State Agricultural College
A academic students, II scientific
and agricultural students, and %
medical students, making a total OF
ia.
A new paper "Thc Irish Watch
man. devoted to the interest of lr.
ish American citizens, will be issued
in Burlington the first of January,
IlSGS.
The Democrats Of Vermont pro.
pose to celebrate with grand ban.
auet at Montpelier, the Stl of Jan.
uary, anniversary Of the victory OF
jackson ut New Orleans. John
Quincy Adams Of Massachusetts,
will be there.
Probably the oldest book extant
published In America, is now III the
possession Of General /. w. Phelps
of Brattleboro, Vt. 1t IL q dictiOn
airy Of the Aztec language, and was
printed in the city Of Mexico in 1917
nearly fifty years before the land
Iina Of the Pilgrims Of Plymouth.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

u. II. JONES, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN SURGEON
nRADroRD VT
Rooms over shepherdson Il Davis store.
OFFICE HoURs-From7 to SA. NJ II to and
tosP. NJ. Saturdays from too i. M.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04
The invention Of circular saws
originated in-eliddlebury. "


originated in-piiddlebury. ~
The bridge on the Vermont Cen
trail, which spans the WinOoski be
tween Burlington and Winooski,
was totally destroyed by fire Mon
day night, about 10 O'Clock.
The bridge was 200 feet long, 90
feet high, and valued at $4,000.
A new insurance company called
the Lamoille Mutual Live Stock In
surance Company lis being organized
with its Headquarters at Hydepark.
An act of Incorporation Was granted
at the last session of the Legislature.
The Ascutneyville murder case
has been continued to the May term,
of the Windsor County court.
To cure a sprain-Take a medium
sized bottle of Renne's Pain Killing
Magic Oil, and as soon Us possible
after the 81 rain, rub this Oil in with
the hand freely and faithfully, until
it is cured. We have seen cul e
performed by this treatment in half
an hour. For sale at Prichard's. e.
The want of good Condition
Powder has long been felt by horse
men, which we are pleased to an
nounce has been fully met by the
proprietors of Sheridan'3 Cavalry
Condition Powders.
AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY
Johnson's Anodyne Linement is ex-
tensively known as an established
remedy for coughs, colds, bronchi
tbs, hoarseness, and other troubles
of the throat aud lungs.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04
new YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

Reported expressly for the National
Opinion. by II. z, BALLARD 81 Co, Gen
eral Produce Commission Merchants, No.
33a Washington Street, MY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

A vcrmontcr refused to sell some
good cattle Mt Cambridge market
last week, because the price was not
so good in that market as at Quee-
chy village.
The st. Adams Coal Company
property has been seized for defraud-
ipQ the revenue. srI
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

COMETHING TRULY MERITORIOuS.-
- Chemical Elco no Silver Plating Fluid for
silver plating copper. brass,
german silver, bronze, SC, and for cleansing
and polishing silver and silver plated ware.
Manufactured only by J. SHAW. Chemist,
No 80 Elm St., Bridgeport, CT Put up III
OF. bottles, price 50 cts. Half OF. bottles for
trial sent by mail upon receipt of ID cts. Sold
by Druggists and Variety Ctores generally
Depot 43 tulton-st.. n. Y. w. A. Nichols, Gen
Agent Responsible agent wanted i'll every
county to introduce the article and supply the
trade Beware of limitations.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

The annual nltctihS vi LAC otoCt.-
,,oldar. OF the National Bank OF
Iewbury, for the election of Direc-
TORS. for the ensuing year, will be
hold at their Banking House, in
Wells Riy er, on the nth inst.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Orange County Ma.
.,osal Bank of Chelsea, for the elec-
ton of Directors. and other business
which may cCme before it, will be
held at their Banking Rooms, OH
the l4th inst,
The adjourned annual meeting of
fine Connecticut River Valley Agri-
cultural 4 Association. will be held at
tba Island House, Bellows Falls, on
Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at 3
o'clock. Z. NJ, for the election of
officers, revision of premium list
etc.
The annual meeting of the Orange
County Agricultural Society will he
ncll at the Trotttr House, in this
village. on Wednesday the Sth inst.
at one o'clock Z. ", for the election
Of officers, etc.
\ letter recently came to the
aBradtord post Office Inscribed as
Il follows;
III z, B7tG1ri. vermont youwiil Co.
En- II lu.-, oft that CpNfr H. IRowS
ill.,, rhr genius that make a-geat show,
IA A.tE.n.fs when he dollars GENE down
And SINCE y.u' 81, sent bv "ouc of The batd-"
...4rr.qa'mi explain tho delav OF the cards
.bc Shareholders Of the Bradford
4 -r..1}augal Library, will meet at
t. H4lI LIall, on next Wednesday
d, at6l o'clock, for the purpose Of
tu1aa- officers and transacting
at.ar busiue- ).
OYSTER SUrpER.-Thc ladies of
1 IT. Congregational Society of tins
Ihre"iII give an oyster supper at
lie Troler House on this friday
f,cang, There VIII be Mock
Picture Gallery, Reading OF Poems
e.. \ general good tine may re
q Get 1t,
# <.ro. p,,,..,r,,,,,- NJ rr Tonoe
f.noo,,tI,i..,,l.,..;a;,,, o.,l ..,,n.,oo
1,te-af t,holsoa hos s,lj -. ,,1,oo
H. -b,t .ov,n ~ p,,. I q fI,,l,h+,o
- In. .t.,r-,,,, ~, -, ,,a.;.I,,,.. !,
L.. vir'aoo Hya holia,.o bn "a
- f5y.lci5n ,n1 lao vir Ia b.ar.
,...,.,.,,,.l h,. ,,,n,- Of o,r o;+i
a. VII, wish 70 om,lo,, ono of +I,o
r,,eo,oth,o school H. roo,,.
Il. o,.ar sto,,hor.I,on 3. no,.,s.
h,r.l,.,r, CO.,
DISTRICT 9cHooLs.---the Dls-
...-..........,, NJ.
,ro ;,,tan.,o,
i 1.-Two ,a., ,.,... -,
. 49,. /,
a. la, a1,.,,,,. nv. T,...1
-.
.,,,r anl ..., NJ 80
Il a,,lI, ;..,;',...,.. &c,
v-,., 80.
II ,.,,d 1i....a,.4 ,c.:.,.r.,...
:.
h,,is;,., oa,,,,,4;,..,,1 aca,o NON,
musit n, 1o,uo po~on+s aud oit;
4 a.,or,llI-co,, Ia much tovord
~ .t,ioi.a. aaal ealo.,ls ana ,a,dar
n a.a,, -, ,,ot.on ,,1this i .
Il,
an a,, o1,t.a.; :, hotton
4. ,,,. ~ -.
~, ,,,e
Z day evening, the man who drives
f0 Mr.. Carleton Of this place, was
DR. wing a double ream near the res
idence ofDr. Farr, he met Mr.. j
M
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04
THE BlCKFORD PATENT
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE

WILL knit 5000 stitches or Is INCHES of
w perfect work in a minute. Will knit
socks complete, with double heel and toe. A
fiat web with selvage edges, 1t will knit plain
ar ribbed, close or open work. of any size with
either roarse or fine yarn, OF wool, cotton. lin
en- or silk. 1t will knit every kind of plain or
fancy work better than can be done by hand.
viii pay its cost in any family in two weeks.
Price only 81 Sent by Express every where
Agents wanted in every section OF the country
BICkFORD NOVELTY MANUFG co,
No. 81 Broomtild St. Boston, Mass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

NANCY GOODS and Trimmings Of all kinds
II Zcplcy's Worstcds, German Corsetr,
Coats Spool Cotton in oil Nus; HTvcts, I'm:
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

The annual meeting of the Stock
b.lders Of the Orange County Ma.
,,osal Bank of Chelsea, for the elec =
tion of Directors. and other business
which may ccme before it, will be
held at their Banking Rooms, Oh
the l4th inst.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04

NEW MARRIAGE GuIDE.-An es.ay for
~ Young Men, On Physiological Errors,
Abuscs and Diseases incident to Youth and
Early Manhood, which create impeliInents 10
Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent in
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Address
DIR. J. SKlLL1N H0CHHTON, Howard Asso-
citation. Philadelphia, Pa.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04
National Opinion.
Local and State Items.

n f. Hildreth Of this village, in
s.,n,. Ms that he has an Alderney
aow which gave 3lt lbs. of milk, on
the 2Sth of Dec.
The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the National Bank Of
vewbury, for the election of Direc
Tors for the ensuing year, will be
held at their Banking House, in
Wells Riy er, on the 18th inst.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04
n. II. BALLARD Il CO.,

u. II. BALLARD a CO.s
Strictly Produce Commission MercA0nss,
FoR THE SALE OF
Rnttcr. Cheese. Lard. Tallow, Eggs, Beans
Peas Flour. Grain, Wool, Hope, Pork
Beef Poultry, Game, Venison, Green
andDred Fruits, Cotton. Tobacco,
High Vines and all kinds Of Country Produce.
s32 Wnshington ST., ~ n.
Orders for Merchandise of all kinds promptly
filled free Of charge.
coNs,0N SOLICITED.
REFERENCES North River Bank, y: Y. City
Hon. Horatio Ballard, CORTLAND. N: Y. j. T.
Muir D I,roadwoy. NY; Second NatiOna,
Bank i Jersey CITY, N. J. smith & Maynard
washington ST., n. Y: D. q. McCotter. ltl
broadway, MY. Ballard T. Co., hichnond
| Va.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-01-04
4 >

& TATE OF We u NJ q y Il
~ ORANGE COUNTY, >. =.
Whereas. Margaret Tuxbcry has filed in
this Supreme Court, within and for the county
OF orange, III this state her petition and appli
cation against her husband, W iiup b, lux
berry, for divorce from the bans oil matrino.
ny between herself and and her said husband,
returnable to the supreme Court next, to be
holden at tho Chelsea. IN and to. the County
OF Orange aioI esaid, on the sixth Ieusday next
after the fourth Tuesday of January. A. ID.
Gs,setting forth among other things, that
she was lawfully marri,a to William II. Tux
! bury, aud that since such marriage, he hath
| treated her with intulerahlc severity, and
hath since deserted her; aud praying for di-
vorte from her said husband ami Tor alihnouy
! to be granted her Ana whereas. il appears
! that the said W uliam Is. Tuxhury resides with.
uut tbs State Vt Vermont so that ~ service
can b. made On him LA tie ordinary manner.
Therefore, 1t h osderel that u, siee of the pend
ency OF the sad petition, ana OF this orsler. he
given to the said William D TuXbery, by pub
lication If the foregoing substance OF said pc.
tition, with this order. three weeks successive
| ly in the National Opinion II weekly newspa-
per printed ut Bradford, In the said county oil
orange, the last of which publication to be
| six weeks before the session OF sad supreme
Court, in said Orange County, at the term
thereof. aforesaid, that he may, II he see cause,
appear aud answer thereto, and stand To, and
abide the order and decree of Court therein,
which publication shall be sufficient uotiee to
the ss,id William B 1uxbery to appear ut the
said teIm OF Court, and make answer to said
petition.
Given under my hand ut Chelsea, this 3lst
day December, A. ID. ls67.
ASAiEl PECK, Judge of supreme Court
X. n. MAhblN, Atty Tor Petitioner. 3Ow3"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-15
Improvement,

q Therihg Of the trowel and,th9Sry Of 4" moro mort
are heard once mere in our village Our enterprising
mercantile friends Mcssrs. Squibb 4 Mnhoney are cree.
ting a large and comuodi~us brick store.house on the
old Brown site East of the Court House.
The walls are probably half completed and ,Kebuild.
ing will be in readiness for next Spring stock. 1t will
be finished In good Stylat,with an Imposing exterior.
and wiz add greatly to the substantial and palAtial ap.
peHfance OF that portion Of the town. 80
We believe that our people have in some ,degEes
caught the progressive spirit Of the age. Our town
p%rrsePtsiA most miserable picture qf dilapidNiNhL and
decay, but we WAEiaJ to see some of our clti1euS have
gone epFrsetieSll$ 70 work to build rusw homes or Ind.
prove md befhtit he'll old ones. ftThs plane and tho
paint brush would make atwoqaerfpi ~metAnqrphosis
pleasing to the eye and oreditabie 70 the enterprise and
taste Of our citiIens. f' ..TEf....
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-15
Plain Talk.

M
The Union Flag is independent in all things
.,ud neutral upon no subject or measure which
fleets the general community Through 'ts
columns it's e&irors express. thssiE sentiments
Ind convictions without the hope Of reward
h the fear of consequences. The whole Of
bee material is paid for and. Is individual
property, free from MORTGAGES or any other in
rUmbrance. We therefore under the protec-
lion Of law, claim and exercise the Rriyileges
n ireemen, and in due respect for the feelings
and sentiments of others, we EXPRESS our con
%ceptions of right and duty.
Anumber Of our friends took umbrage at
! recent article that appeared in our local
M regard to the railroad election. These
gentlemen are for the new board and we ac-
cord them the right Of exercising their own
choice and madea personal application iOt
our advice to stockholders to beware Of de-
signing solicitors for proxies. We e%mphati-
eally deny any illusions to those, who have
EXPRESSED themselves to Us as aggrievec BY.
AEH LH- A.
The article,
They are as good men a, our country ar
fords, and have treated US with the utmost
kindness aha respect.
But whilst we make, this explanation, we
wish it distinctly and emph"titally under
stood we retract nothing we said in he az.
,icls. We are Internationally in favor Of the
reelection Of the present officers Of the road,
but ptrsdaally have no III viii or aniinosity
toward those who differ with us as long as
their conduct IS fair and honorable. To those
who are using deception and fNlsehOOd to eff
feet their ends, we unhesitatingly say, that
they are unworthy of confidence in any rela-
lion of life, and shsuld be exposed without
mercy before the world. ,, ,.,,b 4
Finally, if any of our patrons desire TO ais
continue their support d. account Of oui POI
,tiOu on the railroad question Or anything
offensive We have said in relation Hereto, we
inform them with all due rtippct that they
can do so by calling al odt otice and making
settlement. When we have to sacrifice our
independence for patronage We will hang a,
red dag upon the outer walls, and grub, make
rails, break rock or do any other kind OF me-
nal service for a living.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-15
Nuiaanhe.

We dOu't see why OUT. Worshipful County
Court does not remove that rotten and IN;
eighty pile of logs 10 front Of the Court
House, and replace it with good steps, unless
they desire some lucklsss mortal to break
bis neck in the attempt 10 60 in or out Of
'hs Temple of Justice. We saw a man ihs
other day make four Efforts to get up and
til. He was DRUM however, and this may
have been the reasoR-if so the cour: ID e1,
If this We sbipful body really want
an even. ofa highly exciting character to oc-
cur in Oai dun and uOnotOuOus town, either
Tor their " diversion, or to furnish "Yt To-
col" With an opportunity to "spread him:
lei" on the horrible, our advice is to let this
bg-h'aP temsfn Is Il IA. If Ne see this is
their intention, we shah prepare al article
on The uncertainty Of human life, and the
various way of Shutting Cd this mortal
coil ehasares, believing we will have use
'Or it in a short space Of time.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-15
The Aurora Oil

We have tested this most excellent oil and
find IT makes the most brilliant light Except
g"s) We ever beheld, 1t is the c%leanest burn
ing fluid we ever saw-all who wish a nice
beautiful light should supply themselves with
:ht Aurora Oil at ohte, 1t is ~qneEplosive and
hence not dangerous like other oil, and er.
erybOdy should have iE in their houses. Try
it ! Trhitlt 4.
H!K. LsthriRao Of the firm Ofw. II. Sheppard 4 Co..
10 now In lonesboro' and can be found at GrlGRth's
Hotel, and will take pleasure Ia exhibiting this won,
derful discovery to all who may favor him with q call.
Go and see him. 3 H
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-15
Rev. James A. Ruble.

This minister has entered fully upon the
duties of his mission, and we are pleased to
learn, is highly acceptable to his congrega'
'trOn, We hope that his ministry IN the holy
thiugS of Christ among US viii be crowned
with the most glUtious results. Let us stand
.frn and uSe to the loyal "n4en Of Goa' and
encourage them By our influence and sup
port to combat the fAnNtical heresieS and de-
BE IctiVs teachings of those villains and perce
destrOyers, who under the guise of preach
iug Christ and Him craci6ed,p have preach
ed %seditiOn, treason and rebellion, and thus
= cruciied the Lord Afresh and put him to
.an open shams. 49,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-11-15
ParannnL..

Capt. y, HRSker, our noble Represents
tive, accompanied byhis fair and accomplish
ed Ohio bride, paid our :own q short viAit
last week. lie is looking unYsually robust,
and attributes his vigor to the mildi,snd
braeigg climate Of the old tBgucksSe, whittier
he has been sojourping for the last two
months. The Capt. reports. HE %i'situntiOn"
At tFe capitol as quite g~FcOutaeipg, and in
all measures brought, before the General As.
hehbly he Bss gpted On the Republican Aide.
He will neyeE betray bis constituency.
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htshtl Lightly Light M

What say our astute 'Gity Fathers" to the
~intFodOctioH of street lamps They would
bejust the thing to guide the pl6dder's steps
in the darkness of the night along our une-
ven and broken pavements. A .l&alF dozen
would be amply sufficient BY using a large
size of coneavss reheGt8fs, The cO4t Would
be incoRaiaerPble, md NO liberal minded man
you'd gruWRlea At tbf taxation necessary to
taise The requisite amount 0: funds. Let us
have them.
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Jonesboro' Female Collage

We are glad to learn that this Institution i. In a high,
ly aourifhing condition, the attendance being hearty
one hundred, Professor r~ressnell apdhiu able and ac-
complished Assistant Miss FLORENCE Byara are discharg.
ing their duties to the satisfaction Of all. thbte Is no
better location for a Female College in the souah than
at this point, aud our people must epme uptb the. help
OF those interchangeable educators to make this ~Institu-
ton second to none as to the standard NOf Scholarship
and the facilities Of acquiring an ,sduca tion.
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THE UNION FLAG.
Jonesboro' Tenn, Nov, Is, 1867,
LOCAL ITEMS.

.n Subscribers indebtedto Us for the Union
Egq are requested to come forward and set
4. their accophts jmusadIA
We will take Grcehbaska, Flour, Corn
..,l. Bacon, wheat, Corn, PORK, Beef Buck
,beat Flour, Butter, Eggs Chickens Hay,
i,,,. &c., for khieh we win allow the mar
In our absence Mr.. A. p CvSSIyes, Fore
IAN of the Unio" Flag Office, viii receipt for
n monies. .TAid in COR subscriptions and
,ner Indebtedness. We trustl&l will come
Drvard and pay up Immediately, M