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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04
Sherman.

coEuNRrs, ,septembef i611Gsbs
6ral Sheridan arrived, here, FROM
Cincinnati on the train at II O'clock
this morning, en- r0Atg to New York
and Washington, Ho was received
at the depot BY q Committee Of retepi
ton, headed by General ID. w II. DAY,
OF this city En open chariot GAG
ia waiting, and brss band in a@igoI
preceded in procession to THO Neil
House, ~htte a largo Gohtbdf5e &c
citizens awaited hin. Nc WAS Mtl2
coined at the hotei By a salute Of $50
guns loud calls for the General
brousht HIM to The window Of th8
parlor. General Sheridan bowed t6
the crowd, and Said: f"Gentlomeng [
am obliged to you for this kind teceps
ton. L cannot. make q speech, blit
my friend, Mrs. Day can mgtRB Is
tirst.rate onelP General Day then
stepped. forwardaud made q short
speech. . .... % 7rh.r .ss i.sn dsi4g
Governor Cox then invited General
Sheridan TO visit the State House,
where he held levee for about d
halfhour in the rotunda. Many old
soldiers took him by the hand, stat,
ing they had followed his track in tae
Shenandoah valley.
" There "a a wonderful babe7in
Ottumws lowa six months dld, who
frightened the mother tho other night
ny distinctly calling; "Giyc me II
drink Of waller" An exchange piper
suggests that the choice Of beverago
astonishe5 the lowans a8 much as ,ho
prococ.ous use of language.
Three hundred United states sol.
diers passed through Chicago on tho
9th inst on their way 10 the Plains.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04
A Frank C0nfpasi0ll,


The. editor Of the AtlahtG (tia1
Ne,o Era makes the following frank
Confession at' Ai ~ 4tStTla fN
4 pack ofEools (of whom we were
one), got the South into d war, and
now q pack of like fools are resolved
20 keep her in hot water tiE the end
oftlne, the.peopIe permit tbepsto
do SO, Our only care is, to restore
the South, to peace, plenty and qniet;
and we pray Goa that every new
born fool in the land may beconfined
at the public expense till by. .iadiciQus
treatment they are restored TO that
stneness Of mind neeessaryct6 good
citizenship, and to serve on Q jury,
We, have had enough Of waff and
ouryoice is for peace. ~ '-' N 'S.re-sv y y q
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04
THE UNION FLAG
JonesborO', Tenn, Oct. A, 1867
G. F)s qRISHAM-s
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Verns.

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terms:
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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04

bsg7 a yohngiminister wentiont To
preach, and observed, during his dis
course, a lady who seemed much af,
fected; After meeting, he concluded
to pay her visit aid see what the
itibrsssion of,her mind was. Hesapi
rroachod her ithusl, "WelIy taadaml.
! SEQ you vas aiEseted ihasE W aay
dutiRg pt6btbihg? ~
Ola, me" said the IadF, arr tel
you.-Abott six years ago ms and
my husband ingv5d To this pia6sj and
au property We had was, q donkey:
Husband died, and ME and tic beast
wbra left alone, At last the Beast
died and to tell you the srnth yodt
voice put ME so lnulh in. mind oftRat
poor old tritter that I c6dldnt Help
taking on and crying about it right
in meeting" .''a Fa@F"'7 a84fa :"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04

Three hundred United states SOL
diers passed through Chicago on tho
9Th inst on their way to The Plains.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04

~ n Don't wait for fortune to come
Hunt her up, Take off yodr gloves
and your coat, and as q wrestler warm
for contest, engage IN the strife for
success, and you win find many who
will acknowledge your claims, and
who will find il to their interest TO
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-10-04

Wy" The UNION FLAG will be bablished
'fy Friday MdfhiIG, dh tHe following
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

drew attantion to the part Of the return whon ses
up in answer to the demand 20 have the money pau
tat no voucher had been shown audited or
as required by the ordinance, previous to the
drawing his warrant and that no previous pt1NIso 10
shown to have been made for the payment inc Ui, IL
nance was explicit in this regard on the point I %
MIR VanderpOel, that no judgment had been oD1ale11
against city, he added that If debts could pe
bY mandamus from the Corporation, why not coneCte
IN the same from any other Corporation OF even
from an Individual Such practice would put an Gnu W
All necessity for actions for debt.
REPLY JUDGE ALLEN.
Mr. Allen In reply argued that the resolution ana pro
nasal of the Common Council followed as 1t was by inc
occupation and possession OF the premises CONSTITUTED
ad contract for the lease whetherregarded as an ac
ented proposition or direction TO their agent followed
by tho occupation OF the premises Pulmans interest anu m
title i'm that action was as Councilman and In virtue OF MS
Office HeisnOw out OF office and ceasng TO DC
his action has abaed and the injunction Is not operav
ON any one II the right OF the relaor is clear Ie Co
must act upon the case made IN TINS proceea.S, It
OUGHT not TO refuse clear legal right because OF the sun
commenced and pending between other persons the merits
M fine action or its grounds not being made 10 appear
here The defendant Is not party to that suit ana can
NOT he affected by It, Decision reserved ,..,
hy ~ Alien for relator: Mr. Williams and Mr. Vanderpoel
opposed.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
CRIMINAL COURTS.
TONES poucE-ALDERMAN MBRIEN.


Edmund Dwyer a marine, attached to the corps
now stationed at barracks Flushngave Brooklyn,
on Thursday evening entered the dsrepuable establish
ment OF Mary Eberhard No ls Centrcst and gave her
t 10 keen for him until the following morning He sub
scoucntly demanded the money, when the woman ae-
cared she had received from him. She was arrested
ON the complaint Of Dwycr. and yesterday Alderman
McIIrcn commEted her for trial she is native Oh
England aged 40 years.
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE-JUSTICE RODGE
Martin Kimbe, John Kane alias Kenny, and Robt.
Harvey arrested Thursday evening at No. 10 West
Houston-si where they engaged at faro playing,
were yesterday held 20 bail In $500 each to answer Kim
be il said he the proprietor Of tho establishment,
Kenny found dealing, and Harvey employed as look
out Beside these three Sergeant Burden OF the Jeilef-
son Market Court squad, arrested fourteen Others VINO,
having been found actually participating IN the game,
were required 10y Justice Dodge tO give bail IN $500 each
for their good behavior during the next SIX months
AT No 5J7 Broadway sergeant McDcmOtt OF the Eighth
Precinct found "A number of persons playing keno, on
Thursdny morning Alexander ". Marshall the alleged
proprietor Charles Melville, employed AZ the board ana
amc, Clark. the wheeiturncr, yesterday hed IN
500 each The others, whose names have been
already puhshcd, gave bail IN $500 each for six months
good bch lVior.
James Hughes. No 81 Amityst.. for selling liquor with
license aud Henry Smth, No 20 PrIncest. for sell
ing between midnight aud sunrise, were held TO Da IN
500 each To alswcr.
Essen MARKET POLICE.
Philip Prodiger No l7j Clinion-st. was baed in
500 the charge Of violating the Excise Law.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDSON CITY Feb. notwithstanding that this
Ia Washngtons Birthday, ia which business Is generally
suspended butchers securing around wherever they
hear Of stock and are buying 10 arrive So hungry
are they for the very few sheep coming forward that
butchers take lodgings a the Yard Hotel 10 secure
carload 10 arrives, but often find the stock
sold before t IN seen, TO still sharper buyer.
Tho heavy fall OF yesterday and the day before,
has cwat pcded travel though most OF the trains
are getting through In many places, however, stock
could not be- got TO the through the heavy drifts, IN
season for shipping. The market opened here with l22S
head of cattle Wednesday followed by 293 yesterday
and ll9 to-day. The advance at One-hundredhst last
Monday. is more than maintained today, cattle selling
about c. n higher than nj this place one week ago
Eyegythips Is swept on ap, aud tAe nine CARS expected
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

TOMORROW already bespOken The cattle bringing
l5017c. n, with few exceptions They averaging
about Some sales have been made at 1Yc for fat
State cattle OF 1Oi cw bunch Of bringing Ss5 each,
and few head Of still better cattle sold at
There is scarcely anything selling low l4c The
quality Of the stock is fair to good As only cars OF
cattle are reported ut Albany for this and the Eastern
markets next Monday 1t is expected that present rates
will be maintained at least. Breaks the Western
rOads-and especially the Wabash Valley road where an
important bridge has been washed away-are the Chief
causes Of the light supply Still there is possibility OF
collecting enough along the Harlem Hudson River and
Erie roads to make tOlerable show at One hundredthst
for next Mondays market
Sheep extremely scarce Only seven have beea
received at these yards with the way for
OF course stock goes begging, but butchers
do beg for sheep and paying Sic for only thin
medium lots right fat lot Of l00b fnewool sheep
would bring &c. today but what they will bring when
the report Of these high figures shall have brought
avalanche of them leave for owners TO conjecture
OF medium State sheep OF 30 sold this morning
for SIC. ....
Hogs, too either sympathize with In some way
I5Ic u, selling at SSSlc today. with light supply
the market.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

view OF the law be correct, how 1t can be
enforced II correct properly subject for legislative
wisdom and one which cannot make any suggesuOn
know of but two tribunals that can punish CRIME or az
ford protectOn-Onc civil and the other military the
civil tribunals fail do not know Of any other remedy
than military tribunals never heard OF any intermed
ate tribunals between those two; so far as nave know
re there was no purpose III bringing those parties TO
Fort Delaware to bring them within the usdctlOn or
coprt so that the witt OF habeas corpus could apply the
order was made nv me in the exercise OF my best judg
ent ana on my official respOnsbty do not think that
any person whatever suggested that place or tnat ever
with any one In reference to IT, except with the
AdutaDt Gencra on the general subject as To Wha MIL
taiy poSts were at that time used rs military prisOns
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
MARINE COURT.--FEB. 21.-Before Judge ALKER'

A p Rnrm,n q N aet Gien Cove Starch Company

A. p Bowman e al agt Glen Cove staren Nompany 7 -
This was an action for demurTage 1he canal-Do;iI
w j. Preston, owned by plaintiffs, was cOnslghed 70 nv
defendants with cargo OF coal The Shippers pad tno
freight When she arrived at the defendants factory III
Glen Cove there were three other boats ahead OF her
and she was detained days before the deendants
commenced 10 unload her under their steam elevator
defendants were bound 10 unload all the vessels con-
signed TO them within four days after their arrival ana
tht II one elevator was sufficient for that purpose
tLey must provide others, pay the owners for deta
ing their VESSELS Messrs. Black and DraSe the defend
ants counsel cOntended that the nantHs nau nOtce VI
their facilities for unloading vessels and that the creek
was so narrow and tho water shallow that only one
vessel nj time could sail up TO their elevator; and that
as the bin Of adng did not provide for the payment OF
demurrage the plaintiffs took their chances ana must
slffer the loss The Court charged the jury that the
defendants were bound 10 provide suitable facilities ana
unload the vessels consigned To them within reasonable
time or nav the owners for improperly OBTAINING them
After a short consultation the jury rendered verdict Tor
fhe plaintiffs for S75 damages to which the Court maue
an extra allowance Of Sl5.
John Ianktrcc for the plantffs Black and j. Drake
for he defendants.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

HowEs & MACY. BiNKERs, No. 20 Wallst., New
York Formerly officers OF the Park Bank) -Four per
cent interest allowed Oh deposit.
The business OF this house is the ncOrpo-
rated Bank
PERSONS KEEPiNG ACCOUNTS may DEPOSIT and DRAW
they please and will be allowed Interest on their daily
balance az per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any part OK the United States
Canada.
Orders for the PURCHASE SALE Of the various Gov
crument and other stocks Bonds aud Gold. promptly
executed for the usual commission.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
FAMILY MARKETS.
or IIYING EXPENsEs N NEw-YORk.

FRIDAY, February a. 1867.
We cannot comfort the labOring classes this wcekthat
"a those who are fortunate 10 have positions
abOrers-wh lower prices, but the contrary have to
advance of the heretofore cheap and substantial
articles Of diet Mutton has jumped 70 &C. pound
account OF scarcity The live sheep do not come for
ward Pork still keeps down at retail but will propaby
be advanced soon, the net wholesale prices are much
higher The tTichna story may check the cOnsUmI-
tOn. Some people uncharitable to suppose it
started In the interest OF provision dealers to nu
prices Poultry is and higher, IL except
hard lots which too poor TO quote eat Eggs
are working down. rather have been. The late storm
is stiffenng them up again. They still among the
uxuries but not quite much fresh shad from Sa
vannah at 81 so each. Southern herring plenty.
cargOes being upon the market. They can DO
bought at 81 per 100 in quantity. Flour is unchanged
We
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
financial.
PEDEMPTIOY OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.

STATE y CALFORNIt, TRR,srRY DEPARTMENT,
SAcRANKNro. Feb ID, 1867. :
Where's there day Treasury the sum Of
the provisions OF act Of the LesAare
entitled provide for paying certain eutsh claims An
the state funded debt M that purpose
approved April 18th 1857; and also under The provisions OF an &
approved Apdl 9TH 1869 Is set apart or the
reempon ~ said State issued under The PROV Sous OF
s Notice hereby even that proposals or ths
will he received this department o ths
amount above specified until the 18th day q April AD lb " m
10 bs u than value and responsible
guarantee accompany each proposal ,,,,..o 81. ,,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
this port dnring the week !:

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPASYntcrcst at the rate Of Six per cent
per annum IN GOLD payable in the CITY OF New-Iork.
For full particulars apply to or address
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers In Government Securities,
No. NasSaust. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
FISK g. HATCH.

DANKTRs AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
No 3 NAssAU-ST.
VIII receive SEVEN THIRTY notes OF al the SERIES IN eN-
change for the NEW 500 CONSOLIDATED BONDS, at the
best market rates. which holders Of 1905 Will find to their
advantage.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
DEDElIPTION OF CALIFORNIA BONDS.

STATE CAu!oESLA TRRAsyRJ pEpARrvEsr,
SAOKANsNfO, Feb. ?, 1897. :
where's there this day IN the Treasrry the %
$1,000 which under tho provisions OF an sct Of the Legislature
titled An Act provide for paying certain equitable claims against the
Otaun and 10 for that purpose approved
April 1860 apart the redemption ol Civil Bonds Of said
under the provisions o sad act Notice IS her-y given
that Proposals ior the surrender Of said Bonds will BE- received At this
Department the above specified until the 18Th day April Il
D. 1867 No bids viii be entertained At more than par value
and responsible guarantee must accompany each proposal
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

Cod, Dry, Yib ...... 50Il
CLANS, Soft, v 10O......25050 30
CLANS, Hard, y 100 ...75aA
Crabs, Hard, y doz.. .25G30
Eels, Smoked, " bunch25d 30
IIalibut, Smoked, pib .22a24
HaddOck, Smoked, T. iblj1l6
Herrings, Sm'kd, y h. .15Gls
Herrings, Scald, y box15d s5
Mackerel, Salt, Pib....16d Is
Salt, each............lOGl 10
Salt. y kit......$3 1884 80
Smoked, y fb.........l6G2O
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23

Sugar-hOuse snip.
d gal........$l OO6s1 Is
MOlasses, y gal. ....75QSl 2j
Tea, OolOng and En-
glish Breakfast 1881 30
Green ....sl 3O0s2 25
.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-23
BREAD AND CRACKERS.
FIsH-DRY, SMOKED, SHELL. ETC

Lobster, 1 i5... ....... s0l0
Preserved, " can 5000
Oysters, Common Stew,
y 100 .............750<l %
Frying, T. 100. 81 5O0S2
saddleROck, Y1OO.$2 5O6460
Picked, y 100. 81 00Lo2 50
Salmon, Smoked, Rib .3o9S5
Picked, y .23025
ScallOps. " .3OD3s
Shad, Smoked, y u. ..l8020
Sounds Il Tongues, Pb 1s0@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12

possession, TO preyent . recovery, mus: &c
actual, continued, adverse, and exclusive. HIS
argument stHf going on.
CRInIraL OouRr after our re-
port WEI 10 press, the folio wing business wss
Jona Fex, who was being tried for s,eSliuE
emorellas fron William 5. Rsss, was fond
guilty.
Alex. Bond, tried for larceny; no, guilty.
Chas. Lewis, larceny; gailty; to jsIi for ,nree
months.
Thos. Smith, charged with larceny; Guilty.;
jsil for forty days.
Agnes White, larceny; guilty; ordered 70 re-
store the properly.
Moses Gross. alias Robert Smith, CHARGED
with the larceny OF watch from Wood
fork, vaiued az $50, in the month OF March.
1850; lot guilty.
70 ddy-PiEk Jackson, larceny; guilty; lsu
for three months.
W. H Sehwing. larceny; guilty, and recoe-
nizanee forfeited.
John Bell and Barney Clinkell. charged
With assault and battery upon Mag Murphy
III Fiebiine Alley, No. I; on trial
The Marshal returned as Summoned all the
persons whose names were drawn from toe
Jury box on the 9th instant 70 serve as pet;
Jurors in the stead OF those eIcused e1cepi
Lewis o. Craig, who was returned non es.
EaUITY COURT-Raper. We. Geier et al. Or
der ranfying trustees sales and authorizing
trustee TO pay .axes. Morrison VS. Harris e.
al Order o: publication against non -resi5en;
defendants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-12
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs i'm e,eys...,,-.

Affairs in GeeFs.te,rr.
LIST OF LETTF nsremainlnsl IN ne ne, o,,,,,
Georgetown. ID e., Dee u, lsC7
kcdiss' List-Mrs or anncey Aca-as. =, .,r..,
Allen, Mrs. COnners, L'zzis Comtort. NJ
hste ClemeRts. nrB. Terese Garter Mics ~
Hie Dnysl, Mrs. NJ. Duvsli, Mss Ellen Dp-
vail, Miss Sallie Dyer, Mrs 8 &. Dyer. NJ
sarah a. Fendley, Mrs Jane Henry. Miss
lolly u. Hayden, mrs. Hines, Miss t,illt,
King. Mrs. Ginnie g Moore. Alberta nav
naro, Mrs.. Margaret MScOnb, Nlss Mardy
Parker, Mrs Charlotte Plondep, M. Els,s-
beth Stevens, Mrs. Jane Tuinoy. Nartha m
ner, Victoria Thomas, Mrs. Annie Wslk,r
MI, EliEsoeih Wood ward, Maggie NJ Wilson,
ses1s@eH's List-Jno Il Adsms. L.oais =
BIrsigL Joseph ". Bowden, X a q ,leman,
X. Clements. Cspt w. q. Crrssi-y, Isra-l
Dorsey, Chapman Dale. CSpt. John = Dame
Morgan Fowler, Charles Faxon. J. r isol-0ss
capt John Hilton. Thomas txs. Anthem
Shum, Arthur Luis, John w. Martlfng, O.
nay nS s rIsps MEL meLaSY' IsSs W McCor-
Paxton. VIM T. Pammer, n. l.. Rose. DR. w
X. Ramsey, Henson Rhodes (3). Gody Soutb
srd. ;. X Swain Csl, wm. p. SINH, George
Spence, Charles smith, Samuel rannsr. d
Taylor, James Townsend, ssnael Trexter
n Wilder "
SusPIoIoN or LARCENY -MeDaon was mad.
N u Sidr some tine since. OF the case OF Tai-
ly Rodney, eoloree, who had been daIsg4tsd
oy the colored church, near Frsder cksbure
Va, 20 80 10 Baltimore and the District for ne
bS.teCc Va aenot N dlo OF tE = ca n.
and OF her having sucoeedsd in raising sr5p
and visiting Ceoreeiovn, where she bosrded
Tor short time with q colored woman naraed
Elizabeth Lennon. She placed ne noney ia
tne hancs OF Rev. Mr.. Harris, pa tor OF Fhsne-
ser (coiored) church, from whom the money
was alleged 10 have teen stolen EliySos-s
Lennon and Martha Perry, her servant, yer.
arr sted upon suspicion OF the larceny 0. "a
money, ent there be ne NO evidence 10 erirat-
nate them they were dismissed They yers
re-arresied yesterday BY officer Vo kmau and
had second hearing before Justice Bu-kev
but no new evidence was ELECTED. The forrnsr
was released en- her re eognizsnce 70 appear he
fore The Justice when called upon and ne laf
tion.
TIE MAYFLowER- The steamer Mayrouer
Csptain Robinson, has arrived ~ Davtds on,s
wharf with merch andfse from New York Yhe
Captain reports having passed the steamer
Gibson. st Port Tobacco shOais, nieht before
last The Gibson will probably arrive thus
evening.
MERCHANTS ENcBANsK-There WAS No
business Transacted on Change this rnorniur
The following sales were made yesterday af.sT
Change. $3.50 bushels OF red wheat a. - 20
500 bushels extra red wheat from store ~
g. -
DISSERTATIONS or CARDS or INERTIA dis
tribution Of cards OF merit By the Board OF
q Guardians, will take place a. me High street
public school TO morrow afternoon a. half pas
two O'Clock.
VIOLATION or A CORPORATION ORDINANCE.
Justice Buckley this morning for selling, yes
terday. In violation of an ordinance OF tha
Corporation, and be was fined in the sum OF
SOLO