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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-24
RAILROAD LINES.
EGE, ALEXANDRIA ARD MANASSAS P

ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA ARD MANASSAS a
81 gE zzz4sss5G
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, AU3TST
~ a. lS$9 9RG SIX dPS2ss sn3g taj2 I'll
connecting at GORDONSVILLE with the w.
pinia Central Railroad to RICHMOND 49,
COVTNGTON; at LYNCHBURG for WE~TT
and SOUTHWEST, and at WASHINGTTIE
for the NORTH and n NORTHWEST.
Through tickets and baggage checked t. .r
prominent points.
Leave Washington daily at $50 T.. H.. ,.,i
Alexandria at TOO an, arriving ~ LyucaJ.ra
Leave Lynchburg ut 900 3. II nrr;v. ..
Alexandria at $50 ,. IN, and Ut Wa.hias..,
al $50 p, m
Passengers for points on Manassas line. losyo
Alexandra daily. Sunday excepted at -.l0.
m arrive at Stras burg Ut 1886 D. n, and .,
Mount Jackson, the present western termi9g.
1T 2:i5 y. m Eastward leave Mount JHcE.,n
at 1918 q. H.; arrive at Alexandria y. 5:ljp,
connecting 1T Washington with evening Train;
~ - - ~ }. j. DEOADU2
aug 81 General Ticket Agent
WASHINGTON, ALExA. & GEORGETOWN :. R.
I So IS sg "a @$3z:95E7
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, M4r-a
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TC,ynI,gn,r tTrs;ns viii rYn between WlEHiriJy%"
TON and ALEXANDRIA AS follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA,. irom the Corner
Of St. Asaph and King SITS, ut &C., SD aid ..lI.
3. M, and 100, 800 and $40 =. N.
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Mar.r,..
Avenue Depot at 100. 500 and ll:1J q. H.. VI.
-''' ~ Tr,IR0TTGH Nail TRAINS
rEAJE JSSHTNGJON from N,.-.,...
a. 'I11-A hn,,n+ vt coz p N .'..'
- oi1~0 I0'pS SSiITsiVT0GT T'HATNS
TpsvF ATETA NDRIA from H..
of nIl.oond HnDrv streets II 5:5ln ~
- TE ttiT W AS5{JNTT0N r-,m' Vio--r..,
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NEW AkkANG 4MENT,
REGINNIN(T MONDAY. JU&A l. ISL
ros,,o AIavan1riq d4ilv, ctc.ut Sunday III, .
~ eD6 IN m, for LGcsburg, leave J,...
=, ,. ILL., f $m' AIo|onrs and - H.
W1.Sd 49, ~ i,HnsLrrC, with P.,crnt, I,,
t5;rctLriaes CoqcIes 2h;cI lc4vs, I.os Dr.
;it '1;1'%} ,,'raaIIr;Ii. n;rIiorsviIIn B.r,yy
Winchester and Cayon Springs; re,ur,5ac
leaving Winchester Oh A""I.:ys "e."".
days and fridays. ,,.,,,
Wcd"G}sday' ana EE:a"J5' Oh me ~s%'''" d.
tHe t"iLr S2 1t,t,,I !. ON ..
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g Is. SEXTON'S
~ PATENT
BALTIMORE PARLOE HEATERS
AND
GAS BURNERS.

Our celebrated Patent Heaters for Anthracite
and Bituminous COAL have given tho utmost
satisfaction to the thousands who have put
them in their houses the past few years. They
have as brilliant and cheerful appearance AS IN
open CRATE fire, and are decidedly more econo-
mical and desirable. They have the greatest
heating capacity ofany fireplace, Stoves in use
heating from two to four and i've rooms with
one fire. Considerable expense has been incur
red recently in getting out our new. patterns,
and it is pronounced by all that for beauty Of
finish and tasteful ornamentatlon and construc-
ton, our new Stoves are unequallcd, and they
are the most powerful and pleasant Of heaters.
Fire may be kept up in them for months by ad-
ding coal every twelve hours.
The demand for and popularity Of our Heat
ers is unabated.
They can be obtained Of ..-.. ,,-.,--
Mcssrs PURCELL s. HOY.
Alexandria, Va
S. Is. SEXTON & CO.,
No. III, west Lombard st.
sep Sin: Baltimore, Md.
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~: - - ~ ., 10 =: - -

-r=D = FAST AND COMFORTABLE
szss2szESzS TEAMER5 leave Washington city
twice duIy, Sunday p. m. excepted, from IT,
wharf foot Of 7th street, 1T G:Z0 .. M, and Go.
y. III, stopping at AIcXnndria each Way. 40
CONNECTING at Aqui& Creek with the hicamo14,
Frederick burg and Potomac Railroad with e.
cgant cars, supplied with elegant sleeping CHAIR.
on ali its trains. Through tickets and baggage
checks To MI points South.
Both boats stop at Alexandria going and rr-
turning. SAM UEL RUIZ
Superintendent Of TrGnsp ortN.ioa
J, B. GENTRY, Gen'l. Ticket Agent,
nv l3-tf Richmond. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-24

A curious illustration Of the effect of the
electric fluid was recently communicated to the
French Academy of Sciences. A gentleman,
during heavy storm at Nantes, suddenly
found himself enveloped in blaze of light
The phenomenon lasted about a second, and
caused no unpleasant effect. On examining
his pocket, however, the gentlemen ascertained
that gold coin in his purse had been covered
explanation given of this strange occurrence.
The gold piece had been put into the compart-
ment of the purse adjoining that containing
silver coin. The electric fluid volatized part Of
the latter metal, which, in this state, had pen
etrated through the leather partition and de-
posted itself on the gold piece with remarka.
bic uniformity. Q ..@s e. sJsG - y ,--1
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LANDlAGE MIS-

Also -tg ;.-.
A number of Valuable Farms, Mills and
Wood lands, lying on our railroads and rivers.
They also attend to renting property.
Parties placing property in their hands. get
the benefit of extensive advertising free of all
cost ...-aJ.- ...."
Call and get circular ut their office, o7,King
street, (Jameson s. Bros. ms. otiice) or adj
dress, ROBERI 4 kNoA,
Va Real Estate A gency, Box 299,
aug 24-tf - ~. ALEXANDRIA, Va.
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TIE OLD FAV0RLTE MAIL ROUTE va
AQUA CREEK.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. "a.


FEWER MAILS AND MORE SOLDIERS. =
'sThe postal service is. being contracted IN
Arkansas. Fewer mails and more soldiers
would appear to be the pressing want just now
in several parts Of the South
Such is the editorial comment Of the New
Yor, Tribune on a telegram from Arkansas
announcing that ''all the postofices from Little
Rock to Washington, a. distance of one hun
dred and twenty miles, have been, closed, to
ston the circulation Of Conservative newspa-
pers. The Tribune desires not only to de-
Drive the Southern people of mail facilities,
but to have more troops sent South to control
the coming election: It deserves credit, not
for its sentiments. but for its honesty in ex-
pressing them. Fewer mails and more sol
diers for the South; such is the Radica ] policy!
Bait: Gazette. -. d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-24

THE RICHMVND, FHaDERICKSBURG hED P0-
T0MAC ROUTE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-24
NEW AkkANG IN ENI,
,EGINNING MONDAY. JU&A !, Is,-

Em " E "a Eg III : :s..zzz;7 . ssss,
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Temperance Lecturers,

HL III ML -LN w
LsSlrS, Q. A, Tate and &. D. Lyons have
jus. concluded a brilliant course Of Temper
Aucs lectures at Harrison, Tennessee, RO'si
Vills and Tyner's Station. 0sorgiA. They
most assSrvudIy sustain a national rsputa-
toa for thbit ~sloqusnes and 40 i~ndsiailsAblo
workers in tbs hobte and philsnlhrOpic
cause Of delivering our people from the hot
ribls and d%sssrastiye tAtslidom Of King Al
cohol'ItiS With deep regret shat W hnnounes
that owing TO their pressing engagements, Il
viii be impossible for them 70 visit bur com
nuui'y Assn early iAy. ButES feel lalii-
ned that a: some lime ouv eltiEsnl viii havS
the pleasure Of bearing there dl~ttingoilhsd
Temperance orasors aud We wiz most gladly
adVlss .hsnoi fhslr coming 10 due tine,
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washington County Republican
Central Committee.

JIM. Scudder, Presidents J. r. GriSham,
Vice President; N, B. Owens, Secretary s.
A. BoveA Corresponding Secretary r. A,
Kelly, Treasurer s, E. Griffith, E. s. Cox,
Jas. 3. Deakins and Dr.. c. Wheeler. The or
Csnizstion Of this 0omnittee will continue
until the Presidential election, and all com
munications should be addressed toS. A, b.
veil, Corresponding Secretary, @
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Educational.

On the 18th Inst. the Washington County,
TsAcherg Amortization waa organised At this
place. ProfeshOr Presasils school-Foom vas
thrown open for tAsIr accommodation and "a
majority 81 our most PTqAiptnt teachers
we're present, togsthsr With orr County su-
penntsndsnt OfPablic IhatrpetioR. Rev. L.
r. Drake, Ind many intereatsd citizens. A
constitution was franed and adopted and the
following officers ehoSeh for tho ensuing
year: Henderson Preshth, PRECEDENT, Jones'
bOrodsSf A R BssnIeg tdigsP,, Milwobd,
J.B. Pence, 2ud v. p, JOhnsOn's Depot d
A. Eeilyi seutstat5 J~oussboroush R. H..
DUNCAN, Assistant Secretary JOantesborOushj
Vim. Tyler Treasurer JohesborOughg The
-Presideht having dslsgated'A sSmHlttse to
draft byslsSWI for The Govt BfthS ASocia-
tiOpt he discussion Of The objects oftAe psso-
citation cOptipued at a. grsa: a lengths as time
would permit! tsg NJ n r.g.r1 4r-n
The matter Of greater Immediate pubic ia-
terest than any other, that Of q Uniform set
OF schoOl-books was left open with the ex-
ceptiou Of tudiments studies until the next
special meeting which will assemble on the
frSt day Of March, by which time the as
ISOLATION hopes to have received such sug-
gestions, recommendation and criticisms up
on class-books as win enable them to recom-
mend a thorough and advantageous series of
Uniform textbooks for all schools Of the
county. Memberships Of the associations
can be procured by signing tse constitution,
which Is in the keeping of the Secretary,
and paying 10 the Treasurer $500 initiation
fee. arts raHat-H gapssas.
The all important matter now under con-
SideratiOn is text b6SkS and any suggestions
by teachers or others Interested are urgently
solicited addressed to r, Il DUNCAN Assistant
Secretary, Jonssbcroagh. snfalyan h,
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THE UNION FIAg
Jonesbore; Tenn. Jan, "a, 1868,
LOCAL ITEM s..
nm subscFibers Indebted to Us for TIE Union

oeA subscFibers Indebted to US for the Union
Eqg are requested to come forward and set
fs .beir acc;oonuts immediately,
We will take ~GreepbAeks, Flour, Corn
meal, Bacon, Wheat, CSfa, Pork, Beet, Buck.
wheat Flour, Butter, Bggs, Chickens, Hay,
Oats, &C., forwhich We WIN allow the mar.
ket price.
Ia our absence Mr.. ALB. cuHHINas, Fore
man of the UaiOn F7ag Office, will receipt for.
Nll monies paid in COR subscriptions and
o,ber Indebtedness. We trust ali will come
f,rward and pay.up immediately. q
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-24

The editor is absent this week at the cap
itol attending the Editorial and Republican
Conventions of the State. All errors that
may appear in our original matter in this is
sue will be overlooked on that account We
will publish the proceedings entire of these
conven:ions next week. May a spirit of har-
mony and fraterual feeling pervade these as
semblies, and their deliberations effect great
good for our State, and the caHse Of a free
press and a pure loyalty everywhere
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SPECIAL N0T1CES.

DN- This is truly the "Sge Of progress
and the American people are, beyond doubt
far ahead of all Others, This is clearly dem
Onstratsd BY the Sewing Machine which is
strictly speaking, an American intsntiOn.
To this branch OF MahHheturs the EMPIRE
SEWING MACHINE co., Office sls Broad
way; New York City, stands Prs-snipsnt'
Thsif at&provsd Manufacturing Machine
has uSrival, ttis built on sound mechanic
cal priuciplss-is simple in eOhisrustlOn-
easily understood and not liable 10 get out
Of order. b,
Its sewing qualities particularly on cloth
sad leather, csnnot be equAlsd and as such
We recommend IL TO cur friends and the pub
lie generally D. ). u. 20.
lsssjAu94a B'EBTr1aFc0
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-24

The Daily Knoxville Free Press md Htra1d
have consolidated, under The name OfPress q
Herald, COl.J5bn ", Fleming aud Maj T. J.
Kirby, editors They are both able writer's
and get up a readable paper. John Slack
has purchased the Greehevilfe National
Union of l. B. sslf and is conducting II on
the same old schedule. The Kno1riie kts-
,snger has been enlarged recently and ID one
Of the best papers politics taken outOf the
account pnbltshed 10 the State, We have
received the 6rstnumber OF the Stargs(Mich)
Star, pnblishsd By A. sRrynolds the inYen-
tor of the Dixie Pump. 1t is radical 70 the
core and ably edited, succeSS to the Dixie
Pump man say we.
The Athens Post has been revived 81 its
old editor, Nj. s.. P. Wins. 1t looks like the
face Of a long absent friend, II Is ever well
coined to our table, Notwithstanding itS de-
testabie politics. va wiss this old and en-
terprising newspaper aaR pscuaiary success,
but politically we hops bis career viii be of
short duration. The Morris,own Gazette is a
new visitor to our sanctum. It's execution is
evidence of mechanical taste. Its political
teuets are strongly conservative but not
wi.hstanding these friend Spsck fuds in Us
a generous soul willing 10 accord TIE liberty
Of sentiment ADD expression to al.
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: ANNOUNCEMENTS


lEF We are authorized and fequested to
announce the name of A! w. HOWARD as o
candidate for Judge of the Criminal Circuit,
compossd of johnson, Uatlsrt Washington,
Sullivan, Greene and HancOCk cotnties.--
Election tskeS place therlst Thursday Ia Feb
ruaTy, 1858. 1Bl BOA fdT a.F
lF We are AAStb orised and reqquested to
ANNOUNCE that THOMAS s. SMYTH is a can.
didate for Judge OF the Criminal CiteHit, com!
posed of Johnson, Garter, Sullivan, Washing.
ton, Greene and Hancock counties. Election
:skss place the lst Thursday in February,
1858. =,
lCP We are authorized and requested 10
announce the name of WALTER R. EVANS,
Of Claiborne County, asa candidate for
Judge Of the Ist Criminal Circuit Of Tenn.
B6y We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of N. P. BoRE1Na as a
candidate for Sheriff of Washington County,
at the enseing March elections
lP We are authorized and requested to
announce the name OFFS. 3. GRIFFITH as q
candidate, for Sheriff of Washington County
at the ensuing March election, subject to q
general Convention Of the Radical party.
We are authorized and requested to
announce the Eame of Capt. GEORGE No
PHERS0N as a candidate for Trustee Of
Washington County at The ensuing March
election. .afaya 81
l$ We are authorized and requested to
announce the name Of W. j.. CHASE as a
candidate for Trustee of Washington County
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The body Of our late friend and fellow
townsmau Mr.. Smith was returned to this
place from Florida on the iSth. A special
train conveyed q large number Of our citi-
zens to his funeral on Sunday pt Mr. 5ylos
where the remains we're inferred with Masonic,
hOuors by the fraternity Of which he was a
most worthy member.
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Peraonal..

We had the pleasure bf n call yesterday
from Mr.. s. A. Bowel Of tee Jouesboro' Fay.
NJ. Bovelt says times are hard up in Wasb-
ingtou county and money scarce, which is
bad for business, We are sorry for that, for
the Flag is a good parer, except its politics,
which are. bad enough TO kin the Oldest
mai. il America, We did our best 70 con
vert Mr.. Bowel, but be Was like the deal ad-
der, which hesreth not the voice OF tho char
mer, charm be ueVer 80 sHeetly.-RHot.
Daily Press and Herald. t.t SAB +.
Col. Fleming and Mslot Kirby TIE editors
are newspaper men Of irst class ability, al
ways afFable and courteous add we feel per-
fsctly at home in theft lsnetuH, (which we
never fail to Wait when ia ths,city. But the
idea of being converted TO their political ten
cts is perfectly prePOstsrouS. We intend to
remain on the good old ship Of Radical Re
publicsnism which carried the ark Of the
covenant between the States Of the Union
safely THOUGH a foar years tempest Of Gre
and blood, shillt thsrs Is a plank upon her
bull and the shred Of a sail floating from her
nAin-mast. The American people and ever
The persecdttd and fsbsEsdtssd t~oyalisis Of
Tennessee may rspddiats the RepublicAnpol-
icy ian event not likely to sppsar) but the
"Uuion Flag" viii b the last papst from
Maine to California ard from the Northern
States to tbs Gulf Of Mexico TO- sueeumb TO
the pressure Of conservative Victories
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N0N-EXPL0SIVE

The public are respectfully invited
to eallandse this oil. Mr. II. X. La
thin, my Agent, Rill take pleasure in
exhibiting the same to all those who
may favor him with a call. Sales
Room on Main Street in the house
formerly occupied byI. Siesfeld.
VIM H., SH EPHERD,
JoNEsBoRo', Tenn Jan. 10th, 1868.
l868jap10tf
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All regular commuHisatioh o. Rhea Lodge
No. AZ, at their hall, Monday January 10th,
1868, A. L. 1858, ID was resolved that the
thanks Of this Lodge BIZ rendered to Brother
Jas. B. Hoxsie, Superintendent of the z. T.
4 VA R.R and through him to the employ
ees Tor the train furnished the lodge, for the
accommodation Of the Brothers ada the citi-
sens to atteEd the funeral Of our late worthy
Brother, Peter Smith.
ResoIpsS, That the above RESOLUTION be
spread upon the record and a copy sent to
Brother ] 8. Hoxsie, and published in the
Union Flag. n. fr1
In compliance with a rsdHSBt or Rhsa
Lodge No. ~, Rev. L.. ?. Draks viii preach a
Masonic sermon Httbs Methodist Church in
Jonesborough On the ftst Sabbath in March.
b rf ~ D @. W. MEEK, Secretary.
January %, 1895. es- .,jiF
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GroVesteen & Co.
Piano forte Manufacturers

400 Br6ad9ag BTSj York,
THESE PIANOS receive III HikHsSt award
lof MeriU at the Worids FAR, over the best
MAKERS from London, Paris Germany the
olIiss ofNsw York, Philadelphia Baltimore
and Boston; alSo, ihs Gdla Medal at the a
ngiesa Hiftuk, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE
YEARsil Que Pianos contain TIE french
Grand Action, Harp PSdafs oysrSttnns Bass,
Fun Iron Fame, add all Modern Improve.
,Insnts. Every INSTRUMENT vd,fsHlsd FIVE
vsarI. Made under she supervision Of NJ. ].
n. GRovESTEBEi who has practical eE-
perience Of over thirtydve yeAfh and is The
maker Of ossr eleven thouHaad piaAo forta. Our
fxriIitiss for manufacturing enable ps 10 sell
thsse i~anrumsnts hom 500 $500 eAtaP0
tban any 6rst Glass piano forte,
TsuFf1Aisas-7yHtP
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500 10 $50 A MdHth

-uykNTvpEKUENfs-Hns aHdYsmaIs, tsroush,
Nv ouf thd Uultsd states, to lnlroduoS ths ony
Genuine Common ssnsa SAVING Machine, price only
kls--eanal % anI elUaevipE machins IN Tbs World,
fhlatf-hlns nAg : 2 ~ elnte lotk slhthL daidad 4,
llaslis and 80 tdaptsd stitch ct hhly sewing. -
~ second stitch can Be cut. and yet The cloth eanuel
b. pallad apart without tearing Il. Oar mAehlns VI
sfln tstyenbf nknhsfl Elsfy tkshlus tally var
rsntsA for three ysan. 800 mads By ons Agent ~.
ant month. csti o. address Bliss I MeEAihron, NJ
rourih street, corner Green, Loulsyille, Ky lpPott
ara sfrotislnK : Miserable essi Inn lmitafIon 81 The
rsnaia3 b, 10. n. bersrao Of al. uhie1t aold by Is o.
81 taacfiBs4 tssnb ~ ehsr sfs sparigas tna
verhlsia
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ErrOrs Bf YOUTH.

Z AGsntietnan who suffered for ten years rom Nor.
vous Debility, Premature Dscay, and All tho sGeets Of
youthful indisoretion, viii, for the sake 81 suffering
humanity, Bsnd free TO al who hAsdit, the recipe and
directions for making tho simple remedy by Which he
was curOd. s%uferers wishing to profit by the sdver-
tlser's experience, con doso by addressing, in pefiSCt
confidence, 4 als sgjgIs JOHN B. OGDEN, q
AZ Cedar Street, New York.
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Information.

I~nformAtont guaranteed 20 produoc a ~luHuriaut
growth Of hair upon a bald head Or beardlsss faes, also
recipe for ne removal 81, Pimplss, RlolShos, Erup;
tons, etc, on the skin, leaving tho same soyt, clear ma
beautiful, can be obtained without charge by address.
ing TH0s. n. CHAPMAN, Chemsitt
82s broadway, New YoEka
I867maylOyls. .P.Ado. EINlT T3fYEV
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Tribute OF Respect

The Believing proceedings were had by
Rhea Lodge, No. AZ, Jan. 20, A. D. 1868, A
L. 1868, in reference to the demise Of Oul
brother PETER SIXTH llt ut .r@tEsag.8y .
WHEREAs, II hath pleased the Grand Mas
ter of the Universe, in his All-v Use dispense
ton, to permit the grim ityrant death to enter
midst, on the 18th day OF January A. D.
1858, A, i. 586s, odt esteemed and well be-
loEed Brother PHThh SMtTH, and translate him
from thla imperfsct to that perfect and celes-
lial Lodge above that house not made with
banda Eternal in the Heavens. ,.tg
Respected while living, regretted now
dead, with the good, the pious, and tho just,
who knew him. We come hsse to mourn in
sorrow for his death, to pay tribute to his
memory, to testify to his ~unobtrusiye merits,
Masonic charity, and Christian piety.
ReIOlvcd, That in calling from Labor to
Refrsshment our worthy brother, we bow in
humble submission TO this dispensation OF
an All-wise Providehce, and submit TO this
bereavement without a murmur, dssning our
loss his eternal gain.
RsolUsd, That we extend TO his bereaVed
family and friends our heartfelt SyInpatbies,
and mingls our teasb with theirs, aud ia an
especial manner would we mourn with the
atfecti6hate companion for the loss Of our
brother, her guardian and protector.
RsJoAusd, That tie fraternity wear the
usual badge Of mourning for Thirty days
ResObts, That thgsS Proceedings be placed
upon the minutes Of the Lodge, published in
the Flag and a copy furnished thu widow
Of the deceased. =
John ". MATHES, J.
p. BID M ". NOFFSINGER, CSmte
s.. J, KIRKPATRICK,
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DA- We are requested by Mr., LAthiui To
state that his supply Of Aurora Oil is out,
but he will bs able in a fewd days "a, furnish
any quantity to those who wish 10 purchase
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-01-24
Ahinrdon niatrink.

Rev william Nlhbarn has BEEN Appointed
" Bishop nashy o. tHs X B, ctsfeA, Pre-
'idiug yldst u ths Asiasdsu Dlgtrie., 10
place % Hsy. pr EnEip. dscsassd. Thspeo.
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