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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-13
DRoSPECTUs OF THE COLLEGE OF THF M.
maCulAta CQncAntinn. New

L macniate Conception, New Orleans.
This Literary Institution, Incorporated by the State
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees Il COM
Quoted BY the Fathes Of the Society Of Jesus.
courtyard entirely cut OF street reserved for
recreation 30 that from the arrival tho pupils
A NJ till their departure at p NJ, they constantly
secluded and superintendent
The course OF instruction Embrace Greek, Latin
English, French Poetry, Rhetoric History Geography
Mathematics Astronomy Natural and Mental PhifOso-
ply, with the addition of Bookkeeping and I'D usual
Commercial Branches.
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
read and write
The moral and training of the the
lead ng objects of the inst -HctorA
Every month report is sent to parents stating
duct, progress rank in class and attendance.
The aoademical year begins on the first Monday Of
October, and ends RDout the 3lst of j uly.
TERMS:
Collegiate Course, payable in advance United
States currency, two months, $40
PrepaI atory Conrse SIG fee ~
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. NARY JEFFERsoN COLLEGE

CT. NARY JEFFERSON COLLEGE
ST. JAMES LOUISIANA.
THE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE ON THE
FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1868. TX
The Marist Fathers, who have charge Of the Instat
ton, provided with all the facilities for fmparting
thorough English, French Classical and Mathematical
Education.
TERMs-Payable in advance, go In gold, its equi.
vslent, for the halfsession Of Ave months.
For further particulars apply the President to
MESSRS. POURSINE & CO.,
au23 If No. 80 Natchez street, New Orleans
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Books for the course be supplied by the parents
guardians procured at the Institution at modernfe
PRICE, Quarterly examinations held the results Of
are tTansmitted by bulletin to the parents and
studies are read in the OF and pups
In order 70 excite laudable emulation and medaa are
awarded according to merit At the the annual
a1out the END Of July the distribution pro.
takes place. Letters Of invitation are cent To
the psfsnts gus.ans and relatives Of the pupils also
the friends OF the Institution who alone permitted
TO attend Studies resumed the rst Of October
no deduction Of quarterly payments Ia made even for
OF the pupil Pupils received at any during the
trance. ~ "0 Va On
se136s If w
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
Lstter Of ron. N. Hacker.

This letter will be peruSed with deep iu-
tersst by our readers. 1t is an elaborate eT-
position Of the expedienCy and justice OF the
repeal OF the 18th Section Of the Franchise
Law, and explains away the legal difficulties
in the way Of such hnnulling action that
seem 10 haunt the minds Of some of our
people. The enfranrhisement Of the celored
race with all the inherent rights Of man iS
the broad and comprehensive platform Of the
Radical Republican party Of Tennessee. To
this it iS pledged by the logical sequence of
its original policy, and the aSseveratlons and
promises of ITS orators and journals from the
ineipiency OF its organization to the present
time. The justice and wisdom Of the meas
ure has been discussed in political circles
aud the legislative forum, and maturely con-
'idsred in all their phases. 1t was dictated
BY philanthropy that contemns the heath
'uiSh and barbaric ideas Of caste, and CON.
Prshsnjs every rank, condition and color in
The uncircumseribed compass Of its Christian
charity and bensvolence. 1t is a liherality Of
Sentiment that would DO honor to an age
nearer the millennium Of complete equality,
justice and unirammelleG manhood. 1t is
an issue submitted on the broad basis Of Hu-
uan Rights, Popular Liberty and the Univer-
sal Brotherhood of man. This measure was
The distiuctiFe and cardinal feature Of that
grand and generous system of POLITICAL ethics
embraced in the creed ofths Republican par
y, that brought the hosts Of Slavery and
FresdOm into terrible conflict upon the field
OF battle. II is a principle inspired By h'gy-
emily wisdom and justice and conSecratsd to
tue welfare and elevation Of an outraged and
d'"atrcdden portion. OF the human race with
The baptism of the nations nobless and
eraVest blood. No Radical Republican, with
TIE lsast show Of consistency can receds
ron this proposition Of nakia9 al 6reenst
aud none aapsG ffso, be niraesS bis opiu-
ions and IS an ineligsnt man Is guilty oil
moral perjury. AZ arAI We are concerned,
We have no d~slicAey and hesitation in saying
aA' We have enlisted under the banner OIL
Equal Rights, aud for these We viii ever b,
iound battling. We Filh to see no man pro.
'erIoed oE oceOunt Of the color Of bis euli.
Gle. II Heaven has blsISsd hrm with IL
Prousshean are, let IL blaze and Barn N IN.
oSseured saulgenes 70 D~isssinats the path way
to The goal tia. win sas&4oaos spd glory
up0a rs AZ = community, sAb aadfaation
AID bring 70 Us the blessings Of irlnqullily.
eaPptasB and prosperity Let MsrR pou
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
An Impudent Deed.

The Senior Editor has been informed, that
ut the last County Court, an individual long
,ince sold 10 the the rebel cause,
went into the court room, and whilst
large majority of the Magistrates
were engaged in business spoke to- a certain
ESQ. BY the name Of B., and two other
tender-foOted ones, that he would like to
have an order entered upon the Court Jour
mails allowing the basement of the Court
House to be used for a preaching place, and,
TO hold Literary Societies in. 0nly three of
the Magistrates voted, and they voted know-
iagly having been previously posted, that
the Church SoGh wa nted this room, and Msy
only. In this manner the majority of the
Court were taken by surprise.
We call upon the truly loyal people of this
County, and ask them, il they, as rational
and intelligent men, are willing to be cheated
and deirauded in this way, by n blatant rebel?
The secret doiRgs of those rebels are coming to-
light, and it is fact clear as a sunbeam, that.
they are doing all in their power to overthrow
this State Government, and if they can get
their reasonable, and hw-yiolating preach
ers 10 sound their rebel trumpets for them
they feel confident that their cause Will soon
prosper. tits a fact that cannot be denied,
that the Union people have been trusting too
much in their own strength, ard therefore
are not as active and vigilant as they should
be. The rebels seeing this inactivity, take
advantage of them, and at a time wien all
ssems to be peace, the rebels make an ad-
vance movement and gain their point. Let
every Union man lie upon hisguard, and re-
solve, let come what may, that "loyal men
shall govern this country" The loyal peo-
pie months ago, EXPRESSED themselves very
plainly in a public manner in this County, In
regard to rebel preachers wanting to occupy
our churches, and should it become necessa,
ry they will meet 10 convention again, and
resolve in a public manner, that under no cir
cumstances will .hey allow rebel preachers
whose hands are red with the blood Of Union
men to preach or occdpy ths Court House.
This movement upon the part of these reb-
els is only treason in a new dress, and the
only way to keep this diebOlical principle,
from again becoming alive, is for
the people who redeemed this country from
rebel rule, to arise in their majesty and put
their feet upon the neck Of every evil thing,
The Senior editor has seen III the last few
months frequent exhibitions osthe spirit Of
the rebels to again place themselves in pow
er. We would therefore call upon the loyal
citizens of this county, should It become
necessary, to meet at the Court House on the
first Monday in February, and petition the
County Court to strike from their record that
order which was decGptiously obtained and
hereafter let these oily-topgued and policy
rebels be vigilantly watched, when they in
sinuNte themselves into the Court room to
practice their hypocriticsl acts.
These men in Office, ought to leave their
official positions, who can be persuaded to
psnder 10 the tricks of rebels, who are using
their every effort to create disturbance in our
country.
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Announcements.

Capt. George Mcpherson and Mr.. W. J.
Chase, as win be seen from our advertising
columns, have announced their candidacy for
Trustee. Both are strong and unCompro-
missing Radicals. Capt. Mcpherson was a
soldier in the war Of 46-47 against Mexico,
and commanded a company in the 9Th Tenn.
Union Cavalry during our late national strug-
gle. His loyalty is ~uuimpeachab le and un-
impeached, During the past two years he
has discharged tue duties of this position
with promptitude and fidelity. He is meri-
%torious, worthy of the highest confidence,
end the goters of the County can not cast
their SURFACES with CRATER safety than for
him.
We have not aught to urge against Mr..
Chase being his personal friend and belong
ing to the anne political party. Should he
succeed, we will have Gtrusty man to han
die our County funds, and one also who has
ever been true to his country.
DR.. NJ. S, Mahoneyis a candidate for Regis
ter. A man more worthy and competent
could not be found in the county. 1t would
be appropriation for us to speak Of the
Dr's claims and qualifications and urge the
Importance of his election.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
DR.. ]. IT. Cagier.

Public attention ia directed to his Adysr-
tiSement. He deservedly stands among the
frat Of his profession in the South. Having
been located in this place for a number Of
years he has won a wide fame for professional
ability, and the honesty aud durability of his
work are a better recommendation than we
can give him.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10

BG- Our articles suggested by Christmas
and the beginning Of New Year, appear at
too late a d,te, but in publishing them we
conform to long established custom Of the
Press, of speaking something suitable to
these occasions. These articles were written
for last weeks issue, but unfortunately our
paper did not arrive in time to make u publi-
cation. This apology we bore will be deemed
sufRcisntfor the n~On.APpearancs Of the FLAG
last week.
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New and beautiful Piano Musie.

w haFs oeen is'orea W those polite and sentla'
maniy MUSIC DsalerFl Ae'srs' LRR 4 Wakes, ~ ~
Chestnut Street, philadelphia, Penn with the fol-
lowing charming pieces OF New Music. Do not fail
10 ssud and Rst them. VIA, "I.fFIl tAlf
,r.n,
TAKE BACK TIE HEART song " uipipel'
TAKE OaeR tue heart mat thou gAVest,
Whatls my hhsulHhn theef@
t 9ST "T sIns ~ t last "isslaSea; 4Raa snk =
eE4MPAiaN cHARliE.P sehOttisch. Music by
Alfred lee .
For Champaign Cnariels my name,
Who'll come and join mo IN u spree
ZIP YOU LoVR DE, SAY so.p Ballad. Words ny
John I. bradley huSlc ~ Carl y Boettger'
Within the Heavens shining, hHHa
Your tresses iair around your brow, a
Are deiicately twining:
Ch4APAlaE OAARLls' come song. MUSIC py Al'
fred Lee. r.g .,. 49,
I've see a deal oil gnlety throughout my NOISY llie,
Wilh all my grand accomplishments l near could
NJ get wiie, -, IL
Al The way l gained my titles by q hobby which I've
got, 49,,
OfneVer letting otheIs pay however long me ShoI',
FAIRY VISIONS. Ballad. Composed by W'Lo'ell
Phillips. Da.n,tc, - 2
Dreams dreams heanupi dreaHsl
Fairy'llke Vislohsot heSvenIy btrth'
Id Dreams dreams eauufnldreamSl b.
Ihong6s oreatnSu Dy Angels 70 morlals On eStu,'
kes Nation by Yankee Doodle, in Propria per'oSu.
M Two find the following unique letter from INF"
Yankee Doodle, 10 person, upon the title page, which
.n.,t, for i,.p,t1 - ~ -
" IStrRp srArys 81 AMERICA Sept. 10. 1865.
u DEAR YANKEE NATION 90 - .
y VILE NE n"ssa E"9' ~ ! y 4 s sTns ia ! S b",sd XXI, I sm
40, 20 5csd Sst nor do 7 expsst 10 dis for soms Tim. 10
come N fset / would not die in Spripg.lims, when
Iii an. doWers are CAV and. moreover. / bays com. 10
,br vise conclusiou that. II possible would moi dis
Mt alIN N''T 7'I fT 90 W.
wish TO exlst as lcng as tho YApkeo Natlontdo4s .
and I rrpect that to be forever.
m, / Am digrcssing HOW came r 70 Writ. ,his sonoy
Shall I anollrize for RI No. / will mot. Listen 10 i1s
origin. and YOU will yndorse il. and symbathlze with
ma MT L,no sfnca 7 vaA riding ad,ott on ny world.
rsnowned % little pony. y alias ,'Macaroui u when I
met a dear old friend Of mine. "Uucle Sainuclr uo
STAINED ma. and told me TN. glorious-new = hat This
great war was ovcr, leaving our country t~ndividea
S welcome Sn1o to L p All tRsS I an 5"no snl% I pease after Sq@ civil Il % ~"rS
The news .aleclroGed mel I Jaw, in fancy. inpu.
mer',bie American EarieS Soarina in N M y%ahld ssp.
mig their wings for iov. Tho air scanned 6lled with
Star. Spangled Banners floating in the breeEsy and In
my great ICY sung oqt improh'Ptl what follows. AZ
,o % / I viii be- seen That I Sot mixed un With nv own.
some airs and Sc ntimeuts which hsvs always been my
oldest and most intimate friends, -
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
Death Of E. L. Mathes, ESQ.

1t is with sadness. that we chronicle thu
death of this aged and Christian man. HI
was endeared to the writer by many acts o
Kindness and even fatherly regard. He taught
us in the Sabbath School, gave US cOunse ell
and admoninon that would make man too
pure for earth, and through he grace of God
ft for Heaven. jIu tue bright and sunny
hours Of early boyhood we oft enjoyed the
grateful shade OF his willow, and listened
with rapt attention to the history of his three.
score life. He was 70 years Of age, was a
member of the Salem Presbyterian Church
fOrty-four years, a ruling elder forty years,
a trustee of Washington College forty-sevsu
years and aMagistrAte 80 years. He died with
out a long previous illness, and the treu-
bling fooistep and hOary temple tell us why
he has gone Standing over his freshly COW
cred grave, we can with truth say he was the
" noblest work of Cod an honest man, lived
a Christians life and, died a Christian, and
wen. a ripe shock III the harvest OF death in
TO a happy eternity.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
DR.. MANLY

Has consented after he most urgent
solicitations to resume practice ia Ea'I
Tennessee, and will make bis thirty.
,eeoad monthly yiiit AZ JOneboroush on
Saturday January rth, and will ecn.inus
these visits on the Friday following the hu,
Monday Of each month, ons Day osly Al tbe
Hotel where hemay BE eohsulted Ia V eAag.
b. those who are suashng wnh chfonie o.
long standing diasasss.
II u~gfdsc70r7-
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10

and reap the harvest Of its rewards. If the
once detpised and goaded laboFer upon the
plantation Of the Southern lord can capasi.
tate himself to MAINTAIN a political eqaslity
with the brain4heavy AuglO-Saxon, we ac-
cord to him tue position be d deserves and will
extend the right hand Of fellowships "Get
justice be done though the heavens fall"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
raaohara of Schools.

A portion Of the teachers Of the county
met AZ the Jonesboro' Female College for the
purpose Of organizing a Teachers ASSocia-
ton. Rev. A. X. Bsnnlck was called to the
chair aud David Ella made Seerslsry Of the
meet ng. The object Of the meeting wa'
then explained. H. PreSsnell, R. II. DUNCAN
j. B Pence we're requested 70 prepare q Con
s~tilation for the organization BY next meet
ing. All teachers Of the county and irisndI
OF education are hereby cordially invited Ia
take part ia the msatings. Adjourned "a
meet on the 18th Saturday. Of January
1868. All teachers il possible, should b.
present. January 4lh, 1858.
A. r. Benniek, J. R. JudSou,
J. B. Pence, r. X. DUNCAN,
J.. @. Yeoder, @. 7. o. Dsske,
w. O. KsiESlt II. PrssInelh
d. Ellis,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
Cherokee Male and Female School.

The attention of hose having sons and
daughters to educate, is directed to this ad-
vertisement. The neighbOrhOOd is healthy
and moral, and therei s no danger Of pupils
being led astfuy and contaminated BY the
follies and vices of the town.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10
LAW Card.

Notice is directed to the law advertise
ment Of McLin & King. To those who medi-
ta;s to try the uncertaintieS OF the Court will
find them competent and prompt in the dis
charge Of their duties to clients.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-10

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Agents Wanted

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ANNOUNCEMENTS


IP We are authorized apd requested to
announce the nnmeAf A. W. HOWARD as a
candidate for JudgN the Criminal Circuit,
composed Of JOHNSON, Carter Washington,
Sullivan, Greene and Hancock counties.-
Election takes place the LIST Thursdny 10 Feb
ruary, 1868.
lrP We are authorized and requested to
announceth that THOMAS S. SMYTH ~ can
| didate for Judge OF the Criminal Circuit, com
posed Of johnson, Carter, Sullivan Washihg-
ton, Greene and Hancock counties. Election
takes place the lst Thursday in February,
1869.
R6r We are authorized and requested to
| announce the name Of NJ. P. B0RBING as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Washington County,
at the enseing March elections
Up We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of s Z. GRIFFITH as a
candidate for Sheriff of Washington County
at the ensuing March election, subject to a
general Convention Of the Radical party.
lrP We are authorized and requested to
announce the lame Of Capt. GEORGE Nc
PETERSON as a candidate for Trustee Of
Washington County at the ensuing March
election.
IDs We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of w. j.. CHASE as a
candidate for Trustee Of Washington County
at the ensuing March election,
lP We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Ct DR.. N. S. AAHONEY
as a candidate for Register Of Washington
County at the ensueing March election.
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nv W. ". MAXIM