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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
InSlde q Prlntlng Once.

The composing room Of a printing.
office il about as productive, Of yari-
GUS Questions, and elicits as much
curiosity from visitors, as any place Of
business we know Of avN sg b @
The first thing visitor does isto
step up to 4 case where fingers are at
work and watch every motion with
perfect steadfastness; looks into the
compositor's face TO- see where his
eyes are; the process looks myster-
ious, and questions follow about like
this. ~
eHow do you know whore to find
the letters2 Are they arranged in
order2 Howdo you know when they
are right side upa What is the rea-
son that there is more typo in some
boxes than the others2 / should
think you would make mistakes; you
ought to have the boxes marked,
Don't you get the wrong letters some
timesg "
Looking around he spies in a cor
ner a Tot Of "something" that calls
forth, nwhat are these" Af
! Compositor-- 'Quads"t
4 Visitor---"What's quads?" G.,
I Compositor explains. ~
1 Next finds the forms which an
other person is distributing. 81,
| Visitor" Tearing EN- down, chr
/ Compo6itor-"Yes." p
Scan You do that faster than yoI
can set2 What makes you wet th'
typs2 [ (Looking at the form.) 'Wh.
it's all up side down, Is that th
way il always is?' You can't read II
canyoul" s,.s.,.. bss.t
4 Next goes round the press an
4 finds the roller, puts his fngersson j
and gets them dyed a shade or tw
darker than their originsl color.
4 whats this roller made of-Indi
4 rubber
il Conpositor No Of glue and ms
lasses."
Visitor-"Of melasses ! shoul
think il would melt
Compositor-"'Twill when it get
( warm enough" 's4 .s{E.
His next talI'is upon the paper we
+ down, ready for press. s
{ Visittr-a Why, this paper is q
7 wet: Do you have to do that" 8
fGOmpositor---" Yes" =
Il Visitors" What forg9 't
) Gompositor explains and wish'
!. he would dry up. s'l y
!. He looks around aud finds for
b Of advertisements laid aside, y
II runs bis finger over a colnm an
/ Knocks a. whole square Of it int
!. l.eonfusien, ComPositor looks eros
/ and says, "yoe'ys knocked that il
/ to pi" ,. 49,, ..t..
Visitor whistles, and goes out whi
q compositor amt looking,
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How Marriages are Managed In
.af France. sts tNt

Il Is well know that there is a
company long ln operation here ybose
business IL 10 TO undertake funeral
pomps, etc. A new company has just
been started for The ontfltting Of mat
.rimonial professions, ceremonies, etc,
Thia society on company is thus des-
oribsd by French papers;
aIts duties will Do 70 assume The
preparation of matrimonial pompa as
every price. There win be first
second and third olasses--tbatiS 10 70
say, f0r the street, carriages, cabs,
and taores; for the church, the grand
altar, With more OF less candles, and
the organs; lhe small altar without
organ, chairs decorated with velvet
or plain, pccordiDg 70 the elaas repre-
sohtsd. There will bo nuptial cham
bsrs furnished a. an prices. The
marriages OF lho bqss eldass can DO
acoommodatsd cheap; With 4 garret
furhished for 4 price dxed upon 10 ad-
vancs, % 4 large Or small she bride.
groom nlll have 70 trouble himself
with 30 PREPARATION, and can devoto
he whole attention % bis bride"
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Dead In the street.

sEs n&t t,A CRY INoIptSrl nWa sH 'a
= IA tsta-lGe pFG ---- af1 stshF haHa InA
Under,hs siamp-lights, dead in the street, 1t
Delicate, fair, and only twenty Htf
- There she liss, sa. .Jn ai
49,, Face 20 the skies, sss.e ,ttes I Do
Starved todesth in city Of plenty, gsry.
spurued by all that Is pure and sweet,
Passed BY busy and careless loet-- wa
Hundreds bsntupOn folly and pleasure 10 ts
Handroda With plenty, and time, and leisure u, .
Leisure to sposd ChristS mission below, a .,
Toteach the srring aud raise the lpWlJ-- oss =, ,
Plenty, IN charity name, to show, s.,. .e..'ri.
That life has sOnstAins divine and holy.
Boasted charins--classlcal brow,
Delicate featares--Iook At them now,
Look at her iiPe once they could smlls;
Eyes-well, nsver mors they shall beguiie;
Never more, never more word Of hors
Ablush shan bring to the ssintlisst faee.
She has found, lot US hope and trust
Peace 10 a higher and better place.
And yet, despite Of arm, tween,
Joy Of some heart she must have been,
Some fond mother, proud Of the task, III fG
Has stOOPed tOhneer each dainty curl;
Some vain fatker has bowed to ask
A blessing for her, his darling girl,
Hard to think, as we look athsr there,
OF all the tenderness, loyeaud care. s,.tsy.,
Lonely Watching and sore heartache, 1l
An the agony, burning tsarF,
joys and sorrows, andh hopes md,fesp,, 50
Brsaihed and suffer ed for her sweet sake.
Fancy will picture home afar ii ''''
Out where the daisies and buttsruups are,5 N'@fr
Out where lifs--giving brsezes blow, 4. ess
Far from these sOdden streets, ioulsome and low
Fancy will pIe.ure lonely hearth,
And an aged couple dead TO mIrth,
An aged couple, broken and gray,
Knseling beside a bed to pray; f
Or lying awake o'nlghts to bark .t.F
For aiding that may come In the rain and the darl
A hollow,eyed woman vita weary fsOt.
Better they never know y "a
sho whom they chsrisnsd 80 AM E
Lies this nisht lone and low. is Z v 4 y
Deadin the street nsAaG sMgs r III
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
Miscellaneous.
IDarlnQ ExDlOit,

Many brave exploits are recorded Of
Israel Putuam, one Of the bravest
soldiers that ever drew a sword ia de-
tense of their country. From his
youth he was noted for bis intrepid.
ty, as we'll as that indomitable will
that in after years 30 distinguished
him, and made him one Of the best
generals Of the age. ,ess'
= His periIous adventure with the
wolf 10 her den, his daring, hazardous
lean At Horseneck, where hewas hem
med in by detaehment Of British re-
oulars, where he was compelled, 70
avoid capture, TO urge hia well trained
ateed down a steep prscipice, and from
wb;ch he escaped, despite the storm
of buIl6ts that were sent after him To-
ee,her withhis remarkable adventure
among the rapids of the hudson,
who're he showed his astonishing self
pessession as his fraiI boat plunged
fdriously among the raging waters,
now and then grating harshly against
the luttine rocks thatevery moment
threatened 70 engulfhim and bic com
panions ara well known.
His Ingenuity, in times OF danger
Nas often putto the severcst test On
ons occasion Il became necessary lot
Gen. Amherst, tbou commanding the
expedition for the reduction Of MOI,
treal, during tbe French and Indian
war, 10 dIslodgsthe garrison N isi'
Royal In iho possession Of the kfench
I The entrance was guarded BY twt
armed ships who kept posseasion O
tho stream, rendering II, diihonlt iol
ne army 10 proceed, % Aoadsid'
I from tithsr, would demolish thell
Van Ssnhsrss '.'Isi was deeply annoyed. H'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

~ Paragraphs like the following,
from the North British Review, are
calculated to make one feel bis moth
ineness. II says hWhat this change
Is 10 be, we dare not oven conjecture
but we see 10 the heavens thsmselyes
aome traces of the destructivs ele
ments, and some indications Of their
power. The fragments Of broken
pIannets, the descent Of the meteoric
stones upon our globe, The wheeling
comet, Welding thsirlO0se material in
our own satellite, the appearance Of
new stars, and the Disappearance Of
Others. are ~ The solar furnace, the
volcanic eruptions, ell foreshadow Of
that impending oOnvulaion 70 which
the system Of the world Is doomed.
Thas placed on q phnnot which is 70
be burned up. ADD under heavens
which arc 10 pass away tine read
Ing, asst were. on tho cometlr and
dwelling upon the mnu1olenmsol for
mer worlds. let o. learn thl lffoo n
humility and wisdom. II We ~ =,
already been taught in The tc6o' Y
revelation
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
An Eliinr.

" d l y Z Z.
An editor has to use pen, scissors
and brains however small, correct
bad proofs, revise worse manuscriptsj
write pnffs for nauseous medicines
which he never tasted, attend theatres
concerts, balls, races, exhibitions--
in all Of which he ID expected to-
be deeply ihtsrrested-giye descrip-
tions of riots and marriages, review
new books, and answer all questions
proposed TO him BY correepondeptsy
he is expected TO use an the lotions
sent to him, swallow all the cough
drops, candies and pills, to bear
testimony 10 their values to hear
all the news, and comment upon il;
TO be ever ready to do any body
d serVics who asks it, free Of al
charge; to drink with every agent,
mountebahk and sporting inab, who
wants g word 10 the paper TO coll
on all distinguished stFngefs, and
show them the lions; to read over A
Thousand exchanges, destituteof inters
resting news, and still select enter
tanning items from them; to announce
the arrival and deprture Of All eminent
citizens; write obituaries Of all dig4
Ditaries; puff al the best hotels and
lie about the poor ones. Who wouldn't
bs an editor2
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

~ The ladies' have, for the past
eigteen centuries, enjoyed epecial
privileges during leaplyear In On.
ancient Saxon law It Is enacted /;
sAlbeit AZ often as leep-year doth .Oc-
cure, the woman holdeth prerogatiye
over the MEME in matter Of eourte-i
ships, love aud matrimonee % that
when the ladie proposeth il shall not
BE- lawful for ,fnenner 10 say herleges,
but shall receivs her proposal In all
good courtisie." st1-.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

tHF s.g f.5 AIuSs f ss& eE
Yesterday evening, While ewe were chatting
with Speaker Richards, in Rosn No. !, the
officers Of the House shterSd the chamber
and addressed the Speaker, through their
spokesman, Capt. Grisharn, the principal
Clerk Of the House, as foIlowss
~, Speaksr--For your pnifOFm kiHduess
aud courtesy towards ne as officers Of the
House Of Representatives, as q slight token
lof our feeling and appreciationof youF CHARS
aeter as both officer and gentleman, We here
bypresent you the accompanying group Of
photographs, as as6uysnir Of warm friend-
ship and pleasant associations formed and
enjoyed during che session Of the Thirty
fifth Genefal Assembly.
Capt. Hsydt, Sergeant alarms, then hand-
ed over to the Speaker q large gilt oval
frame, tastefblly moulded, coniaiplng e1eel-
lent likenesses Of the officers of The House,
executed by that accomplished artist, 9. c,
Giers. ,s
Mr.. Richards received the gift ana made
the following response va = y
Ge,alemsn-I accept this kind testimoniaI
Of your friendshipand esteem With feelings
of the'deepest gratitude. ! have at All times
epdeayoree to discharge my oaicial dntiesi
Fin manner that would reflect credit, not
merely upon myself but hpon the Office in
which this partiality Of friends bss placed
me- Ny Intercourse with yo6 AL has been
exceedingly pleasant, aud 4 RAall ever, prize
this group Of photpgFaps, as memorial oi
your uniform courtesy ,faishftlness and friend-
4 ship E
The surprise was q very pleasant one, and
the fraternal g.Onp separated with smile
upon every face as warm and genial as that
ofthe light oftbe setting spn, which streann-
edthfopgh the windows and Illuminated the
grateful scene. Late may they all return 10
Heaveni Hk 9f
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

n A newspapers business does not
spring up in a day nor in q few yea (,
but is only established on . broad and
secure basis after neafly Me-iirne Of
application, ability and large invest
ment b
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

k-,Gen. Gant's father says in The
New York Ledger that although the
General has served long in the army
ne was never known 70 utter a pro-
fame word-was never known 70 utter
an Oath undef any circumstancos. The
editor Of tho Ledger adds that tho
Generals repughabce 70 prohnity VIII
not present bis taking oath Of OiRce,
Press and TINS.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

t-f.The French Academy have 60
lscled as . euhioct for prize poem
tbo present year The Death of
President Lincoln. =
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03

par Some ofthe DomocsaliopaperB
threaten tho Republicans with anoth-
er war. Con. L0ngstreet, who has tho
nauis Of beinga good fghior, seys shat
awhen man talks about . Bew war,
Be sure be did not eght n tho last
one" ~ eEf bff5 ~
Walhink 90. Half . million sIaurh.
tered men ought TO safety ofto =
u.nnibal--Prsis and TSmes.
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a. The following official order has
been issued go IfI q,
DrpARrMEsT or SfATE WAsHlsGToN, I
f--i-rD N February Is, 1868. 4

ID. q FeUfuaFy 70 LOOo'
II "a recommended 70 oil citizens Of
the United States, native or hatura-
lied, who have occasion 70 visit Great
Britain or Ireland, TO procure pass.
ports from this department. While
ihe habeas corpus remains suspended
IN the latter country, citizens Of The
United States uniuttly arrested are
liable 70 be detained, without prompt
examinstion, until they can procure
and produce legal evidence Of their
citizenship. [signsd, -. !.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-04-03
How That Calf Got Through the
.t.,.t. Auger-hOle,

The proprietoe of q lanyard adjacent 70 q
certain town in Virginia, concluded to builG
9 stand, OF store, on one Of the main streets,
for the purpose Ofvending bis leather, buy
ing raw hides aud the like. After compile
ting his building, he began to consider what
kind Of sign it would be best to put up for
the purpose ofiatttaeting attention to his
new establishment aud for days and weeks
be was sorely puzzed on the subject. Sever
al devices were adopted, and, on further con-
liberation, rejected. Atlast a happy idea
struck him. He bored an auguF-hole through
TIE doot-post and stuck calf 3 tail into II,
with the bushy end Haunting out
After while be noticed grave.lookiug
parsonage standing near the door, With spec
taeles on, gazing in,ently on the sign. And
there be continued to stand gazing and gaz-
ing, until the curiosity OF the tadher was
greatly excited in turn. Hsstepped out and
addressed the Individual r
aGood morning" said be. h.s sif-
HMOFning," said the other, without moy-
ing his eyes from the sign. SOS
"You want 10 buy lsa;heri" said the store
keeper. i
hNo.n r
uDo you wish to sell hidssf"
eEo.a
RArs you farmerl"
nNop 1s .ttfa III a tttsG z. t
aAre you q nsrchauti'
mo" -. rs..tt4 ~ d
aArs you a iswysti" ~.
nNo.1t +t.s
care you doc,ot1" H
Il nNo,n
\ awbat she al are ton, ihsnf"
Z surm philosopher. have bseh standing
here for an hour, trying 70 see II could as
certain how that calf got through that eogur-
bole, and can't make It out 20 save my
Ef.ff
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REsURRECTroN,

4 ~. -'s' tsat fi3 ~ h'A' AAhbt'
INV, Esaksplsasursin announcing d
w % the good people Of Wash ~
lag'on County, Ihat our Drug store n
poal,s No poqT. House, aAes being closed
.sasa 'hs hottest Of the latS alF1ggle, is
permanently re-opened for trade, and
you'd would cordially invite all, and especially
aek aad NEEDY, to Ofrequsut OUT eaiablish-
" y We shall endeavor to furnish articles
I'M. N. V ne tas,e and necessities Of the
". piugl, Medicines, Paints, Dye stuf's
M ~ ~ '',.h, while with our FANCY AND
,tnt ARflOLES We hope 10 be able 10
sdsalH. 49,
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THE UNION FLAG.
IonesbOrd'i Tenn. Aprile 3, 1868.
O.. E. GRISEI AM,
~ EDlToR AND PROPRIETOR.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
for Patent.
Notica No. I17.

-
REorsrEH's OFFICE, CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
June 10. 1888.
is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI.
IN son S. Bowers, In her own right and as the
of the last will and testament OF
Lemucl s. Bowers, deceased, has this day filed
In This office q diagram, together with II notice Of
application for patent from the United States,
undcr Act OF Congress approved July u, 1896,
for Twenty COZ feet OF the Comstock Lode, In
the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
Nevada. Said claim Is bounded on the north by
the Plato Company's claim, and on the south By
The Pluto Company's claim, and IL described as
follows, to wit: Commencing at Post No. 8,
which bears south 81 degrees 40 minutes east,
distant 523 feet from the southeast corner OF the
Imperial and Empire shaft, running thence south
3 degrees IL minutes west 20 feet TO Post No. y;
thence north % degrees 20 west 1,OS7.S feet;
thence north 81 degrees 81 minutes west 2I.S3
feet thence north 50 degrees % minutes west
II, Is feet ; thence north 81 degrees 10 minutes
west ST. feet to Post No. 2S; thence north 8
degrees II minutes east 20 feet TO Post No. g:
thence south 81 degrees Is minutes cast sci.
feet: thence south 50 degrees 96 minutes cast
Ais feet; thence south 81 degrees 81 minutes
east "a. SO feet; thence south % degrees u min
utcs cast 1867 feet to the place OF beginning,
containing 14-100 OF an acre. The walls o thc vein
urc undetermined, and the lateral extent thoreof
unknown. AT the 3O0-foot level the points A ION
diagram), having u bearing north % degrees ~
minutes west and q distance OF 20 feet from the
northwest corner of the Consolidated shan, B,
having O bearing north 80 degrees 0 minutes west
and distance Of IS feet from the northwest cor.
ner OF the Consolidated shaft, C., having 4 bear
ng north 20 degrees 30 minutes west and dis
.ancc 1I4X feet from the northwest corner OF the
Consolidated shan, and u, having q bearing north
CT degrees 40 minutes west and distance OF l3l
feet from tho northwest corner OF tho Consol-
idatcd shaft, are known to be within the walls
OF the vein. These points "a, d, c and d. arc
,,.hnn,f hn K+OrHfnra nm tho sAklfnnt level cross
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-20
Application for p atent.
Notice No. les.
U. s. REoIsrER's oFrIcE.

L. y. REGISTER OFflCE, .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Baltimore American Gold and Silver Mining
Company, o corporation organized under the
laws Of the State OF California, by George b.
Reeve, its President, thcreunto duly authorized,
has this day filed In this office n diagram, togeth.
er with u notice Of application for u Patent nom
the United States. under Act OF Congress, On.
titled an Act granting the right of way to ditch
and canal owners on the public lands, and for
other purposes, approved July %, 1856, for 2,6OO
feet OF u certain vein or lode OF quartz and other
rock In place, bearing gold and silver and other
metals. commonly called and known AZ the Com.
stock Lode, said claim lying and being situated
in the Gold Hill Mining District, Storey County,
Nevada. and extending 1900 feet In u northeast.
crly direction nom q post at the southern end OF
said claim, marked Baltimore American South
Line" along the line Of said lode, and embnc.
in: the same with all 1T dips, spurs, angles and
variations, said distance of 2,GW feet, the same
being on surveyed land. The said claim lies
between two end lines, one Of which being the
south line commences at q point marked " Bal
timore American South Line" locatedin Amori.
can Flat, in said Gold Hill Mining District, about
two hundred and my eco feet cast Of the Amer.
lean City Brewery, at which point the southwest
corner of Section q, II. 1G, y. r. 81, T., bears
south $50 ly west, 1923 feet distant, and runs
north 43o west and south 43o east and the other
OF which being the north line runs north 43o
NCSl.b anu Olh ~ SdEN. NtAohPt ~, Nhhh W
post marked No. =, which bears from the post
marked Baltimore American South Line"
north 4To cast, 2.GO feet. The claims adjoining
said Baltimore American claim on the north and
south cannot be asccrtaincd. The length Of the
claim upon said lode Is the distance between
said end lines, which Il 2.GO0 feet, and embraces
the whole of said Comstock Lode between said
lines, together with all its dips, spurs, angles
and variations. The extent Of said lode later.
ally cannot be ascertained by actual measure
-. 49,. A. l. hnn@InI an nonl. atIn hN. fln .R.ollA
of the same. BY developments already made,
the following point Is shown TO be In said portion
Of said lode. and within the walls Of the anne,
and Is hereby made a part Of the description OF
the same, to.wit: A point at the adit level at the
extraction shan Of said Baltimore American
Gold and Silver Mining Company's claim, marked
upon the diagram hereto annexed \. Said claim
is more particularly described In the notice and
diagram posted In this office and on the claiu.
WARREN T. LOCkHART, Register.
ipt2ln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-20
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 1877.
U. S. REaIsrER's OFFICE

U. S. REaIsTER's OFFICE,
CARSON CITY. Nevada, July Is. 1855.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
IN Gold Hill Quartz Mill and Mining Company,
by II. Huguct, Superintendent, has this day filed
in this Office a diagram, together with a notice
Of application, for a patent from tho United
States for 13h feet Of a certain vein or lode OF
quartz or other rock In place. bearing gold and
silver, and commonly called and known as the
Comstock Lode, and Gold Hill Quartz Mill and
Mining Company's claim, formerly called the
Old Rice claim, and embracing the same with oil
Its dips, spurs, angles, and variations, the same
being on surveyed land and within the limits OF
the town OF Gold Hill. In the Gold Hill Mining
District. Storey county, Nevada. Said claim IL
bounded on the north by the Consolidated Com
pany's claim. and on the south by the Imperial
Silver Mining Company's claim, known Us the
Holmes & Logan mining ground. and Is moro
particularly described as follows: Commencing
east from the southeast come OF Inc Imperial
and Empire shan. and distant $40 feet; running
thence south 50 ~ wcst13H feet to Post No. IS;
thence north 80 90 west 1051-5 feet; thence
north SO 81 west 1888 feet; thence north s9o
~ west 4l.T5 feet; thence north $40 4' west
SELL feet to Post No 80; thence north 30 ~
east 13S feet to Post No. 81; thence south $40
4p east SELL feet : thence south 500 ~ east Ais
feet; thence south $40 81 east 1853 feet; thence
south 73o sG east 10S7-5 feet TO the place Of be-
ginning, containing 1910 OF an acre. Bearings
expressed from the true meridian. Magnetic
variation, 18o IL east. Said claim Is more par.
ticularly described In the notice and diagram
posted In this ONCE and ON the chin.
jy17e m IILh.4