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DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
AND ORDNANCE STORES

puBLlC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock lsLASp AksESAL. Sept, 1, 1855
large amount pf Condemned Ordnance and
Ordnance Stores will BE- offered for sale At public
anctiun, at the Rock Island Arsenal, mr. , on
WEDNESDAY. the lith day Of October, 1895, at 10
u, clock, u, m, Tho following 81 comprises some
VI the principal articles to be sold, viz.
70 Iron Guns, various calibre
LOO pounds Shot, Shells. &c.
80 Field carriages
2j seis Of Artillery Harness
G's CArbinCs, various models.
rs MuzketE aud Rifles, various models
~ REVOLVER, various models
1000 sets Of Infantry AccUutTeIHenls
2.UOO Mcclellan saddles
800 Curb Brides,
5000 Watering Brides
Persons wishing complete lists OF the stores 10 b.
sold eau obtain them by application 10 the Chief Of
ordinance, A. Washington, u. c. II BTey Col
; Crsrin, United states army, Purchasing liCer,
corner Of Houston and Greene streets, New YoTi
city, or by application to this arsenal.
T. J. RODMAN
Lieutenant Colonel Ordnance, Brew. Brig Den
L. commanding srIo-td
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
OFFICE CoNNIssART or SYMMETRICAL.
ESTERPRIsR Insurance BUILDING, SD ST.,
CIsCISsArI, OHIO, September 2, l65S
Sealed proposals will be received at this o N ce
until o'clock, y. the 10th instant, for supply
Ing the subsistence Department with the following
Stores:
10 pounds Dried Beef. (csnvassedl
80 - X. d. Corn Meal;
40 " X D, Grits;
40 - Goldfish;
$50 90 Clear Bacon Sides. lin hhds. .
loud Rice, new crOpD
2UO 90 White Fish, Din kitsD
40 90 No. lMackerel, Un kitsD
100 Beef Tongues;
10 kits Mess Mackerel;
dozen bottles Pickles, tquArtersO
80 cans Damascus;
Green Cages
Bidders will be required TO furnish samples Of
all articles, except bNrreled meats III their pro
poSas. PROPOSAL for different articles must be on
sspart sheets Of paper. The name Of contractor,
weight, and date must be marked on all PACKAGE
The und-TSigned reserves the right TO reject any
or all the bids offered.
Proposals. to be endorsed "Proposals for Sub.
sirtence Stores, and addressed to the under g..
signed.
Zach proposal must Lave COPY Of this adver-
usstnent attached.
The above Stores to be delivered by the lilh inst
Al any place that may be required in tho city OF
Cincinnati, free Of cost.
JOSEPH @. CRANE,
sCps-td Breyet Major, c. S. USA
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Railroad Routes.
'I'hhIPaHHIht AbkIfHik, Tkb NV MMksffdRSl ,

wAMIpdroH, Jan. 9, lss7-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run As follows, vii:
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily texeept sunday at 70 q. m, II 30
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (eEcept sunday AHA m, II 10
and T. - and Up m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York aud Philadelphia At 100 p.
m, only.
Sleeping cars for New York on J. oop. m. train only
Through tickets to Philadelphia New York or
Boston, can be had at the Station once At all hours
In the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
for schedule between Washington. Baltimore, An
napolis, and the West. j. L. WILSON,
Master Of Evaporation.
L. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO, .. kOONTZ,
Agent. washiugtOn,
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lFFiCEOF UNITED STATES ENGINEERS, IN
" GHAkGE u "PREsERYATlON AND IN
pRDkEMENT OF BOSTON uARRDR -

IhpN EhEN ! VI BbSION HAkBDk ~
CRY HALL, BusTOS, Sept /, ls,S
s"aI'd proposals Will be received Al this flee
qntll 8 p. m, TUESDAY, September n, ISIS, fUf
dredging to the depth Of twenty three feet Al mean
low water, by widening and deepening the chan
mel acrvsh the clipper Middle Bar, IN Boston liar
b"f' I" an aggregate NJ about 8.OO cubic yards,
IA many yards a. may he paid for out Of an HpprO
PriaN"u 81 $1,000; sad drtd gng Is to be conducted
IN accurdauC" with the plans and general instruc.
IivnH " "" engineer u charge The material con.
nsib 81 from two ~ three feet Of coarse sand and
gThNel NJ III" surface, and l., low this u clay
Tue engineer IA charge viii designate the local
lty Tor dopusltlug Ihr drrlgrd material the dis.
lance OF which nom the bar wlll not "a oeed two
miles. WV
Contractors will be required To- furu!.h ,u ma
Chlnrrf Sc0wE, &c, required, and IrTfpFnn all
labor necessary IN the prosecution II the work
Preparations Will have to he made at once for
commencing operations, the beginning " which
must not be extended beyond October /, lsGS
Payment " lll be made monthly At the rate u ~
poT cent Of the contract price, on the number uf
cubic yards dTedged and removed 10 the satisfac-
ton Uf the engineer In charge.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all eNOTbitAnt or defective bids Each bid
must be made upon the printed forms ~ be ObtAi ned
At ms once, aud be accompanied by II guarantee
that the bidder Will execute u cOntTaCti also, To
u the contract, for faithful performance Of the
work.
Proposals must be endorsed, Proposals for
Dredging Channel Across the Upper Middle Bar,
Boston HarbOI, and addressed H. Brryet Major
General J. q Foster, q s. A. and state the pTlcU
terial aud depositug tin The locality assigned
J g. FOSTER,
Byt MAJOR Gen. U. :. A,
seI,td Lieut.. Col, Engineers.
PAPER FOR SALB AT THIS
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L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Washington County, in the District Of Columbia
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-10

Tho Electoral Votes of the States.
1t is generally known that the electoral
college Is constructed so that It contains lust
AS many electors As there are senators and
Representatives. in Congress The following
table will be found convenient for reference:
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SALE OF, CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
Giles AT, ST. LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS,

SGRDNAYCE STOKES. AND OTHER .ARfi,
LIES At ST LOUIS ARSENAL, ST. LOUIS.
ST. LoUIs ARsESAL, No
August -, 1865 I
Will be offered for sale At public auction. com.
meuclng At ~ clock, u. IN, October o. ISIS, u
large quantity Of condemned Ordnance and Ord.
. ITun Cannon, Artillery Carriages, and Cannon
Balls, ATlilleTy Implements and Equipments.
ChTbnes, Muskots, Rnes, Pistols, Shot Guns.
Swords, and sabres,
infantry and Cavalry Announcements.
Horse Equipments for Cavalry, consisting Of
Saddles, Brides, H4lters, &c,
hTlileTy Harness ahd parts Ol Harness
Cannon, Mortar, Musket, and Ride Powder, and
misce llaneOus articles
An opportunity will be offered by this sale for
towns and other associations and Ind yiduAls to
purchase guns and carriages which may be used
for salute purposes,
A catalogue Of the articles to be sold will be fur
nished upon application At this Arsenal or at the
Ordnance ONCE, Washington, D, G.
Terms caE ten per cent. on the day Of sale, and
the remainder when the property Is eliyeTcd.
thirty days will be allowed for the removal
W heavy ordnance. All other stores will be re-
Igifrd 10 he removed within ten days from close
VI sale,
Packing boxes to be raid for At stated price, to
% detefIhlacd by the Commanding officer.
The oihcer making the sale reserves the right to
gld 10 aud suspend the sale whenever the bidding
docs not come up to the limit that may be fixed By
proper authority On some Of the articles, or whom
ever the Interests Of the United States In his Opin
lon' may be Sub'eryed BY 80 doing.
y. ID, CALENDER,
BTeYet Brig Gen, U. S, L.,
sej-td
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IIARIsOUIt'S
Ls1au1d ERASER.
WILL REMOVE
Paint Oil, Tar, Varnish, or any Kind Of Slains
FROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with the Liquid, and rub brush,
or rub with the thumb nail; allow II to rest =
minute, and again rub. and 1t will como out. For
Delalne-, ChintIos, CAlicoes, Poplins. or Linen.
and Printed Goods, you will have to weaken the
Solution by adding soft water.
All orders. either for agencies or for Immediate
use, should be addressed to the manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR. Manufacturer,
No. II Second street west, bet. Mass. Avenue and
street north, Washington, D. G. Aul9
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De LsS6pkNdEoN 4pHYsIcIAs.
No. Nd Penn a avenue, above Twelfth street.
Guarantees thorough cure Of all Private Dis
made.
LADIES desiring especial treatment will hnd him
very skillful. having for many years, with the
greatest success, treated female complaints In this
Irregularities, no matter from What cause or how
long standing, fully relieved without fail. Con
sultAng rooms private. Fees moderate. jelS-u
w N RS
w 4|1l-44
CURES IN 2 TO DAYS.
Sold At go PennsylvaniA avenue. AplS-u
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WRARPhE PAPER FOR sALB AT THIS
w OFPiCk
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The many thousands cured at this instItutinu
within the last eighteen years, and the numerous
Surgical Operations performed by DR., Johnston,
witnessed by the reporters Of the Sun, and
many other papers,, notices Of which appeared
again and again before the public, besides hls
standing as gentleman Of character and RESPONSE.
bility, ~ A sun Client guaIantee 70 the afflicted.
Persons writing should be particular in direct.
Ina their letters Y his institp9n IN the following
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
jeS-ly Baltimore. MARYLAND.
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pRoPosALs PoR SHINGLES.

Byt; Brig. Gen. and G. o. NJ. II
Irlcl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
still They Come.

The Ymeland (Ns ~ True Demo.
Graf has hauled down The Seymour
and Blair flag, and nailed the Repub-
fcan banner to the mast.
Hon. Donald j. Warner, the large
Manufacturer of Salisbury, Conn, who
was a member of tho Convention that
nominated Seymour AVID Blair, has
declared for Grant and Colfax. He
finds, on mature reflection, that he
cannot trust Seymour,
Hon, James II. Walton, of Phila-
delphia, who never voted a Republi,
can ticket in bis life, a personal and
political friend of Buchanan, member
Of the Pennsylvania Senate, TreRs-
urer of the United Statss Mint from
1858 to 1862, has declared his inten-
ton to vote for Grant and Coliax.
Hon. Reverdy johnson, Minister to
Great Britain, prefers Gen. Grant,
to HoratioSeymourfo for the Presidency.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Did We

The Bristol Hsrs desires to know whether
we have " seen a ghost?h
We ask the N,rh in reply,-did we see a
i" ghOHt " in Bristol tive years ago, when abon.
forty ~blackguards surrounded US at the Ho-
telI Did a ghost" cause us to obey It's
mandates then ? We saw no ghost but we
will tell you whAtWe did sss-We saw an ug-
ly manifestation Of the same evil spirit
which is still governing the Worshlpers at the
shrine Of the Lost Cause" This is untOr-
tunGte-not FOR the law-Abiding eitisens-but
Cor the men who violate law and keep up
eoatentiOn and strife. LaW-hrsakeFs and
those who encourage lawlessness will be
swallowed up In their own gulf Of wicked
ness. The violent man, we are told, will come
to a violent end.
"Gbosts " trouble US but little. Facts are
tho matters in hand.
Oar desire to do justice to all parties, does
not seen to be appreciated by the editor Of
Nsr'. But after the Sd Of November next
his courtesy, We opine, will be more GsriBIs.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
OF HO!

In the Comprehend Rebel Convention re-
Gently held in Brownsville, Tennessee, it was
deemed "Eise aaI pohHco to adopt'a resolu-
ton In the following words IN
"ResOlred, That IL the freedmen Of this
Slate unite with the Democracy and by their
votes secure the enfranehisement of the white
men who are now disfranchised, that common
J Justice and common gratitude demand that
We should not disturb them ia any Of the
rights they may now possess
Gust step into my paFlor, said the spider
to the ayP Come to me arms, me darlint
thou sweet scented black rose Of Sharon
Jist you help us out 0: this ere ditch, and
we'uns will permit you'uus to lire, more, and
hare your Natural Jsag! Yes, we'uRs win
-csrtatny, we'uns will
This is what one might terra a "nice little
Arrangementt-and reminds US Of a picture
in HaPsr's Pictorial for last week, where the
Goddess OF Southern Rebels is holding a
bunch Of olive branches in her left hand
over the "poor African" for his vote, whilst
in her right hand she holds a keen razor,
with which she is to cut his "miserabls black
throat whenever the opportunity presents
itself
Cuay -be careful Trust them nSt-they
are as the whitsd sepulchre Without lhey
s9e beautiful to look upOn-whilst within
they age sOtten, and full Of dead mems bouesl
Beware Of this treacherous smile its for
your 6nal overthrow | Beware
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Andy johnson ut His Old Game.

Major General Geo, II. Thomas has been
Withdrawn from Tennessee, and ordered to
report TO Washington on = paltry detail, in
order that he may not be on the ground to
protect loyal men and the ballot-box when
the election comes on. Gordon Granger,
known by his deeds, succeeds to the com
mand, This Is the latest Presidential card,
and looks as if Mr., johnson were inclined to
lend his little hriefauthority 20 Seymour and
revolution. II Philadelphia Press.
Exactly so just the programme We expect
ed from the sly old FOX At the White House.
We will see what his next move will be on
the trestle-board-bul in the meantime we
trust the State authorities will be on the alert
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Cant See IT,"

Prentice, of the Louisville journal, once
said "thRt the longest man he ever knew was
named Short, aud one of the shortest men he
ever knew wa named Long, aud that the
then Ex-Governor Of Virginia was named
Wise" II he was acquainted with Delaware
politics at this day, be might with truth aud
propriety say that one OF the least men that
he ever knew TO run for Representative IN
Congress was named Biggs.-G Clayton (Dd.)
Herald.
He might also say, With more truth than
sarcasm, that where the Ku KluK Democracy
trying to make people Seymour, they can't
zee anything al an
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
The Cattle PiaRue

The Robertson County Register
says: We learn from a gentleman
Of Blackjack, inthis county, that the
cattle in that vicinity are dying at a
rapid rate. DIR Bonn lost eight head
last week, and a number Of other far.
mers have cattle affected 10 the same
manner. IL is beloved to DO a poiso-
nous cattle hy causing such destruo-
ton, asit is noticed that the cattle
swell after being bitten by them.
These flies arc innumerabls, and some
cattle = bitten into n sore.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION MAG.

justly popular denomination Of Christians
The Superintendent NJ, Carpenter and Mr.
Bancroft are UonsrsgaIOnalists, and one OF
two Of The assistants are Presbyserians.
These Institutions being u recent origin
and little kEGwn, they have not received the
patronage they SO richly deserve, No BALD
ings 10 the State are 50 admirably adapted
for educational purposes AZ these. Two hun.
dred students could be most comfortably ac-
eommOdated in the buildings. The arrange
ments at the dining tables are all In good
taste, and calculated to give the young q cor
rect idea Of genteel manners in social life.
No location could be more healthy than that
of Lookout Mountain, and the historic assoc
Citations connected with these battlt-felds,
and Missionary Ridge, Will always have an
influence for goOdon the young mind.
By calling at the FLAG Office In Jouesboro',
a catalogue aud notice Of these Institutions
in detail can be had.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Work. Work! /! Work !!

Although we have but little or no opposi.
ton to the Republican party in East Tennes.
see, our people must not lay supinely upon
their backs, without making an effort to aid
in the good work. Be up and at it--early
and late. Work hard-work faithful See
that no Union man stays at home on the day
Of election. Prepare vehicles and ambu-
%lances, and be ready to haul your sick aud
nSimed fellow-citizens to the polls, We must
send uF a good account.
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Col. Henry, state Treasurer.

We are glad to see BY the Knoxville EAi5
that Col. Henry has nearly recovered from .
severe attack OF ilnsss. He is one Of Ten
nessee'S true men--a more honest and worthy
Christian gentleman cannot DO found. Dur
lag bis illness, Mr. J. Il. Rust, the acsOmmo.
dating Treasury Clerk, has performed the ar
duouS duties Of the Office. The salary OF Mr..
Rust Ia a Ghans to the State, and we trust
the Legislature will increase it, to something
at least respectable, at its next session.
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HuFrah for Herf

The best and most ~SPrightly little weekly
exchange We receive At this ofies, y the
Clayton tDslaHarsj HsSalS, edited By hdy-
Mrs. r s.. hcCOsAUeHY. The way she pep
PsFS The Democrats and Coppsrhs~ds i a eau
tiOn iO The whole erewi She does 70 with
The " splri. and the acknowledgement The
viz and genius Of her pen are like " Diamond
hsemsstS 10 some sunny rpyr" Onward Mrs.
Ne, she prize is yourSi Gen. GRAFT is a gal
hhs Knight-ssd viii be our next President
uiihsu, The shadow Of a Doubt
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09

heads so long bowed bsAeath the heavy weight
OF grief and sorrow, aud lOng-suaering, and
lock upon the rising sun Of Liberty in the
East The hour of their deliyeraues Is al
sApd' Never was there a brighter prospect
TOR the success of any party since the forma.
ti0n Of our government.
BE Of good cheer hall is woll.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Jes So.

II has been as~certained, by careful investi.
cation, that all soldiers who lost an arm or a
leg in the war against rebellion, go for
Grant, All those who lost their brains, 60
for Seymour.-U Union Sentinel.
This rule holds good ia Delaware with but
very few exceptions, -CGaytoE (DsL) Herald,
And in East Tennessee witholt any eS-
eeptions whatever
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
LATEST NEWS.
SPAIN.

1NANACNR. ~ A&A W 10 NuANNA
A provisional junta has been organic
ed, with Madonas as President. No
measures have yet boon taken look
ing to the future of tho country be-
yond a plan for representation, nor
will there BIO until Gems. Prim and
SerranO arrive.
The battle between Pavia and Ser
rano occurred at Alicotta, near Cor.
dova. 1t was very short, and there
we're but few losses,
LONDON, Oct. 1.-The success of
the revolutionary movementsin Spain
ending, as it has in the expulsion OF
Queen Isabella, gives rise to much
speculation as to her probable sue.
cessor to the Spanish throne. 1t is
generally believed that tho known
dislike ofNapoleon to the Orleans
family is fatal to the hope Of the
Montpcnsier family; and that a Car
list will be chosen to rule over Spain
is regarded as impossible. The ancient
rights of the house Of Savoy to the
throne of Spain are beginning to be
discussed. The Duke Of Aosha, the
second son of King Victory Bman-
ueI, is talked Of as an available can
didate.
PARIS, Oct. LA France to day
discusses the prospects of Spain, and
predicts that the present revolution
there will be followed by a violent
civil war.
The New York Tribune, of Oct LIST
says:
Our dispatches from Spain this
morning describe the last hours of tho
reign Of Queen Isabella. As was in-
timated by y previous dispatch, the
Prime Minister, JOes do la Con-
cha, and his brother Gen. Manuel do
la Conohs, declared in favor of the
resurrection. and their example was
Immediately followed by the troops
and the people of Madrid. The only
General who risked a battle for tho
throne Of lsabells, Gen. Pavia, was
utterly defeated by tho insurgents
The son-in-law OF the Queen, the
Count of Girgenti, was captured No
further resistance to the victorious re.
volution. we suppose, will be made,
and tho Provisional Jants which has
been formed will hold undisputod con
troll of the whole kingdom.
Many Of the former revolutions
in Spain contented themselves with
demanding a change Of the Cabinet.
The present revolution goes further.
All its leaders are 10 favor of declar-
ing the throne vacant. A few may
DO willing TO recognize the young
Prince of Asturias as King, but the
minority will insist on the exclusion
of all the children o Isabella from the
throne. We have no indications
yet of the intention Of tho leaders with
regard to the future governments
Many, if not all, Of the generals who,
were exiled a short time ago, are In
favor of the Dake of Montpensior,
and most Of the prominent men Nho
have joined the insurrection may be-
supposed to support the same candi-
date, The party which favors the
union Of Spain and Portugal, under
the King of Portugal, has Of iats been
discouraged by the general opposition
of the Portuguese 10 the plan Of union
and most Of them may, therefore,
unito with the party ofthe Duke of
MontpeDsior."
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
PROSPECTS OF THE UNION CAUSE.


From all quarters, within The limits Of our
vAsi Rrpablis. the most cheering news comes
up from the masses q the peOph-aud the
seelAmatiorS Of q hbeTsy-lovins populaee is
borne upon every passing brseIsL" Hprrah
TOT Grant aud Colfrr from Maine to Cali
fOrnia he grand panorama ia moving Prom
insnt msO who hare heretofore been idend-
fed With the opposing party, are coming out
/ Pssiqs. th' poisonous dogma Of corrupt De-
pOrrAey, aud the coarse pursued by their de-
lsriasls allies, the Rebels, and are declaring
spruly for Grant and O~olfAx-saying that
their section 10 the oaly thing that viii rave
she vountFy from utter ruin.
A. The caovass IN New York, Pennsylvania
ohia lndiAHA and Nebraska has assumed
iansuse proportions. h these States the
campaign has become q vast, uninterrupted
succession Of Mass. Meetings N the Union in
sr'it Radcal FpIon bou6rss illuminate al.
nes, 'sssy hin SD dsis ~throsgbout the
Eo''A sHs xaubvss,. Tbs nosl talented
aad 'loqs.ui esasoss are addressing The peo-
sipiss ~ day aHAb y pighi-and tbs sltaAsls Of
- klaI nsposrssy and Conservatism are
sfuneliag % ruias Assss The b-ai,srine-sans
81 RepubIissa idbs',yt
Ls' Uniou nsn, Who have mrvised ne -
bsiion, take hear and " n sood shser.
L~' The 'id0w' and orpAass Of these who
~ 10 ne Elerlvu' rOrk Of Saviss cur scan.ry
IRON Rebel granny aad OPprsssiOu, m ihsir
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
StFaWs,

S,raws fall on the Other side sometimes. On
The down passenger train, E. T. L Va. R. r.
on Tuesday last, a vote was taken and the
result vas as follows: FOR Gen. Grant Go
for Seymour 10. The latter, for the nost
part, we're we learn ez-rebsls, e1humed from
the rubbish and debris of the late Southern
COnfedsracyl Let US have peace
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
Mas0nrI I'm nnnersea

The Nashville Pres aud I'm, Of
The 9th mat, says:
The Grand Lodge Of Tennesaee
represents q membership Of about
twenty thousand. Yesterday tbero
were two hundred delegates present
ana one hundred moro are expected
today and io-morrow.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-10-09
our Bettinp Oalandar.

W. S. Walters, a leading Maryland
Democrat, offers to wager $4,000 TO
$4,000 that Grant will be elected-no
takers. The fact that Reverdy John
son had expressed himself for Ora Mt
before he sailed is n reason why his
friends are moving in the same direc.
tion.-PhA. Press.