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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

The steamship Risnvills. Captain Baker. sails at
8 O'Clock this nothing for New York viz Havana,
with full freight and Tie following named pas
sengers:
For New York-win Levin, Col. Randall and
lady, Mrs.. n. G. Underwood. b. Ewing and lady,
Mise NJ h. Avery James Curtis, A. J. Kentish, A.
p. woodhouse, j. H. Ryan.
For Hsvsna-AIiss Alice Gard, Leopold LANCE,
d. Antonio Franco and 70 q. 8. troops.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

4 ol1ostiA and receiving Aa1y the AppuoAtio6
vIth muorssmenss: isysn On sne ~ No. .e -
snesoy pne q amn.i cngs .sos n$I @sy ~. ~
ss,1. 10 V 10
III o'Gi0ck. ~-.,a~s a., an.
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provel d omcsI ponu - surv C ~ ~ rIs'
M. .,ss.s.;. ~S... 4. a.. s,..,r.i ,.v..na
is1SsesSsS3 - Ssdsrsons 4 fhoSosSH 80 "a
SIesninr. Nav psint ma White wss6 vefe badly
SssSSds y
7 Tha csnsua- mich ms "A hsve been tsksn by
b1T5SSs2ns fsGesSor. n III CIV. IA e failure.
fhs sSuessors hsd -enoseA-te-io in dischareing
pei, fegplar dntiee and were unable 70 attend %
A9clhsf.s 1''s.lfJ tl.5 CD ,y1s9.tsl iasi s1.1'l
A16n1 Nrsetockdsl1's sppdsimsnh yesterday
naptioa IVES unintsntienslII' omitted Of that Of
II. 66ute 70 Deputy collsetorship. NJ. ehnte
~ "a ths custonS dspartment viii Mf. Sock.
@ais, ono1 psotd hfnself ; ssalous and e6m-
1stsof nldIoi.rs1s 81 SO led n5qB osaaii- a !
Nr. Charles, orsy, who, +, sppointsd- sssistsnt
spprSioor. = member Of The House. representing
DS1J6mo6 posjah. i-S'' . ~ t@D,- %" 10
Introducing sppolatments hAve ben noae ~
gaief Wsisher-Johp b. 'Neitse. oo-,os ssrsS 4
Deputy WSIgheEGeo. ". Nader. -
Ni8ht hstootorB- Excis Kflder, ALVIN lincoln.
Bernhard fksfuD, B. p. smart, Frank Howard,
Thos. Farrell, Patrick 8. Mcclure, George O.
Ntkinsop- yas-1DfI 70 !. $50 n,rs,s scoda i
q. ..-sn k.n.a IL soys ~ Ss.1d ia.'s
rs AA4asas Asea.ss AssAss enesa.. 9..o5
N ~.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

Ho,shls .dv~asmass m }rssa svsu ssA~ ~. y y
shsrssd two-shirds TIE sSsvs n$a
Yhst nd ysurh paUp nSuthIy advstbsmntA saeh
Dluass, 90 ~ meath.
xransisat advsrseusn1a havng ~ run q Ne pspsr.
nr nsstisn u ~ sslass; sash ssbssqunS Insertion.
- esnb ~ square.
1tsk ~ 1vuu ~ U4xoey HdvHsun2 non
hssrdoA ~ 70 ~ sguarA e., ~, 80 49,, f.,.. 7.
Adv~tiesnh hssEfsd = 4tuvals, tsbs sAasssd = nsw
saeh ilssffseaL - 4 49,, ~ Il, +. ~ !,
Isgular advsrssrs ~ 81 ssiazsay shall ~ allowed
IA asesunA oo shove nSssd ransisnt rats nay b
agsssd ppsn; provtd Aalfh eaD shan saeh dssount
$4,000 - ~ ssnk fr4d.$.mon ~ ~ IA 414 -, =
An buspsss nstlsB & adeutlsenenh = - shaEBed -
ssats net pas una. spsh hswtSa- .sr,.'o .,ts-s =.
kntranssnt sAvsEtisemants mus ~ Daid In b advano
Ansdvsssnsuts "a nAxas1 - ang pseiasd number of
isssrlious vn b DshlIahsz tnn ~ ehasgsd ssoord
theE =. ~ ~ - =. In LII 10 ~. s.l....
AnSms wiAA regular say~ss N An - ssnAsrsdnmtAly
Assnsssis Ne spaes essap ~ Tn rss ssld sgass.
zle. ~ -l1f-I - = tfl' fl-fEr- ~ Z
THE WEFKStY O1E9OEHJT
II pubHshed every sasus ~ mstniss subscriptasn %
pr sunum, b. sdvncs; half ysary m1 quarterly. ssms
maa; shsis sspiss. 10 esnsA
e,.- 2asss - Aavestaalngsf ~
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

at 8 O'Clock this evening . grand velooipsde
contest will take place ct the veloc'pede School.
No. 66 Canal street. the prise being "a elegant
silver pitcher and cop. presented BY Hessrs-
Mcguire & Guion. The public. and the lsdies In
particular, aze.respectfully invited to attend.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

o: alnr1os. rOr{os AND rsorzI.ros !.
.EOG-.tar Aw

s.aaeEo9 soI alo1a Lgx0I03
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

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q rs.sa - soaAl n-ssa.s snsbsnae.i wsubsins o.
he ssv q Hsv or,s.A ~ sts q I.a,A ~ ~ esa
Ds1shvssk vl ~ - mAsrs has ben in ths psse
he pusss Of this Jssp,s - ss,..s days ssus
referred y sass Il ~ iaithfulnsss and msss
WA vhish ~ 60 sezsasp< 5sIs ~, .l.es,,s |.
VA tAshasSsab efthsC1xponr n hdspsndoet
- Win rssrnss IN u sshjsss ss ssvpspr soansat
I'D lssus 4 Sissl vni s,vsss = fssnl . y can
4d1 dshnns's a ssss'sS szsss.sA Nv 49,. f IS
lAss.sial1 5000 sasae : 90" ~ n.
-Efo a e. i'ssafd tsoaoosaa - 1ss p sol 400,
.sq.-ssps.Asasa nsrn ~ Is~.ss..o VS.: -
"a tsicsqxs s-.aoSiassq az II noi.falsilstq -.
AAa : n .snns. us,clsscsw b. i.p.ssi.l l. I !.
s - tepaes q = ~ pspls 4 Ais session ~
sttsn hon IL pssps I'm ~ ~ 1sss htng end VAL
unble hetiss II ~ NJ aud sslnnnA isd-,s- f,si
n Ne raeetep. psparastsa ~ s4snssat Of usvs nd
ehg 1sading Hasrs = dained that ~ ORE608ux -
-; e s2.:@ y ~ ~ :A'l's 's.-A = ~ pal''a
,csalnprAe - Hsoeeagy 1ey1ews o1.
sciiol40 ssol LIlds ,4isi9t.1 sanaf--s ie-ssi'.s
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psns With ShA ts npetait br.ssh Il nswspapss duty b
psffosnsa for ~ cRxSoxNZ 80. ii.a's,ifi sf +
uAse y prsss,E y u fabus LIvH md m svssspscs
r1RBf CLASS HAPxA prepef1 supplying ths inpsra-
tvs iced q Ne DUBIux1s CONTINUITY AID FAnILY.
CIRoIk vn - b ths fstrs = I. n - anusneso
provsn:ns 10 de S:ssss IN pasroni - 81 e
Ths 0R1sCEHrs dreulatis. and ~ line g advertise.
spts spesnt tsanopy 70 The favor with vhichk
ssoIs III hs Bsbns hass bssn spsssesAsd and suspdsA
- et1n ci9- e. n.-- -e9 " SONS as. A,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

An RnA Of Lnhoersphins + done 4 shs CRESCENT
osses In . styls uMsURRAssKD IN AMERICA
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

The quarterly report Of the superintendent Of
police shows that 10 the months Of Jsnusry, Feb.
fuary and March there were made Ia New Orlesni
GALS arrests. OF which 475s we're of males and
1889 of females. 1777 we're Of married men and
x55 of married women.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

nyssss.hss;y sHous souxNA1. n snpa. ssl.nns~ /,
b. fband crowded VII eAssss rang massw especially VIII,
~ or ssscssd fbs ~ us including neh snssrsanine
ma ipszuesvs vzsy. vseoms szRs % Ne nchanA sbe
planes. Ne ~ hsUsviss ~ yssns saa ~ ola
II o..xslI . ssisi4ia 40 n.4f 5s IN
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

uUfY1ATuD 81 rHn HUBBAND. 80 b rtsi4l
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
LINDEMAN & SONS
Celebrated and Uuszsellsi


Patent Cycloid Piano Fortss
Were awarded At the late Fair Of tAs American Issti.
.uts the FIRST PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL, for Novel.
", Supcrioriy and Erccnoos.
Verdict Of hs Judges Of he FAR Of ne Am0S-
can Inshfufs.
Therefore. eonsiderinE the assshy and yAius Of the
Invention, and the results which spring ffnm 4, to-
wit, the production Of al the elements which 20 70
form a perfect Piano. va declare No. %, the CrctoID
PIAso, patented and manufactured By Lindsman \
Sons, Of New York, jHsay entitled 10 the first Premi.
nm for the bcs, PianO on exhibition, In the present
Fair Of the American Ingitnts.H
Similar testimonials WerD awarded these aapafb In.
struments a the state Fais Of MICHIGAN. INDIANA,
KANSAS, and wheFeyerth sy hHts bssa exhibited 10
composition.
Read the Opioions of Great Artists.
Gottsehalk, the rpnovusd Pianist says: 1T Is The
hnest instrument Of the square ehAss that l have ever
tried. The tons comes out a. Fieh and solid a. that Of
a Grand Plano. I have tested u a. I would = Graad
Plano for points of dolieaey aud q strength, and u
has stood the test II pry uag."
rbs following eminent Artists sonsur % he abOIs
Jshn n. PatisOu, Carl Ansehuss. A. DaEioli, Alfrsd
A.. Psase, william Mason, Gustav stPcksi, Harry San.
derson, WIN. x. Busford. Charles rrsAel, G. J. Hop
klus, Thso. Eisaeld GsorEe ". Morgan.
No. s Leroy Place, Becker Street,
6Saug2lmosl2l NEW YORK.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
MIX for Butter In Winter.

Dairy maids should remember thai
milk, in order to thow up cream, mus
have u certain temperature. Where 0
thermometer ia the index, about 20 de,
grees. IL will not do to put milk into
the cellar at this time of year. Nc
good butter can be made when milk
is exposed to the efluvia arising from
vegetables.
When the new milk has been
strained. place the pans or, if you
please, the tin pail, On the stove and
heat the milk almost 10 the boiling
point; then place it on the shelves in
the buttery. The cream will rise
500 and the milk will keep sweet.
Iu order 70 sour cream sufficient
for ehurning, il often becomes neceS-
sary 10 add n little of the butter-milk
from the previous %churning. Re-
member that the temperature Of
cream at the time of churning should
be about 81. Thermometers are so
cheap now. a-days, that every dairy
maid should have one handy. One
sufficiently accurate tor ibe purpose
may be obtained for about seyentyiyo
cents.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
. Recipe Worth One Thousand
Dollars.

Tho Ohio Cultivator says the follow.
ing recipe is worth II thousand dol.
lars TO every housekeeper Take one
pound of sal soda and half a pound Of
unslacked lime and put them in gal.
lon Of water, boil twenty minutes, let
il stand till cool, then drain of and
put in a small jug or jar; soak your
dirty clothes overnight, or until they
are wet through, then wiring them
snd rub On plenty o fsoap, and in one
boiler of clothes well covered with
water add one teacupful Of the wash.
lng fluid boil halt an hour briskly,
then wash them thoroughly with
some snds rinse, and your clothes
will look better than by the old way
Of washing twice before boiling. This
is an invaluable recipe, and every poor
tired woman should try il.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
sHAw's
Chemical window Polish.

For sieanlng sndYolbhlsg nlFrer, ulsievs shou
easss, tfn. Driitandh VAR, an1 neiel1 ~ aSTfNrYN
~. t dos an1g ri,h al ne iacrnFlniahes 81 SAP,
water and liopr, With their ahni1nt ttsiFnefisn 81
paini, caEpsi, hane. - es...y eelnin,s ~ 80
urAes q metal o. giass n9 ~ B~1rgS tiisni ~
igbta ard polished.
No family ever using Il win ds without Il
Price 30 cents per boz. Forsale esefyWhers
Agsnlu wanted. Manuhctufed hy
J SHAW, ciesbt
50 Him Street, Bridftpors Conu.
MISREPRESENTATION.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
HIiaa M. d. RRAppoN.

apthor % "OseAr RorIrand,' " NOBODY Daughter, g
Thu OutrAas9' '1hree 1imos Dead e,c,, stc,, aud
0bevf the most popular n~ovrlis,s Of the day, entitled,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
Care for In.GrOElng Nails.

IL lie stated that cauterization by hot
talloW is an immediate cure for in
growing nails. Put a small piece Of
talIow 10 3 spoon and heat it over a
lamp uatiI it becomes very hot, and
drop two or three drops between the
nail and the granulations. The effect
Is almost magical. Pain and tender
ness are at once relieved, and in a few
days the examinations all go, leaving
the diseased parts dry, and destitute
Of all feeling, % as to admit Of being
pared away with convsniehoe. The
operation causes little If any paip, Il
The iAlIoW % properly heated.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION.

The oroidv Gold Watch 20. manufacture, on strictly
scientific principles tsiyle, hnish and color s clysigaIh
= Ec.ruils u the most rNzs and eusily description u
Gold Raichcs.
They ar, MANUFACTURED With Hunting Cases, ladies
and gentlrmen's) haze superb swtss mavemcnt', jststri
englgs Ar aod. with com p~ensation spiral spring.
RairUad Cdadveior5, EaSiAguS, ~Exg@eanes-the mOsi
exacting Of our rustomers--hAVe thoroughly dembu.
strated the strength. durability, accuracy aud utility
Of TIM fgcaAals BakAam WaieheS, and prJusance them
Invaluable a. reliable time-Srepcrs.
Fine Swiss Movements sl5 Patent Au,trioaR fae.i.
mile HdRhaa Watches. full JrWrlrd, so; tAroa9Hs;sr
balance. SIS each, Elaborairly engraved with new aud
uoyvl designs. Zach Watch "a warranted by special
certificate FROM the 0roide Gold Watch o..
Also, magnificent Uruide Gold Chains s., 80 aud 81
each. sent every whsee, TO be- paid for on delivery,
Oar cns,omcrs are supplied free With the Pirkporkei
Detective and Watch Guard Rlso, mAilsd soparNtsly On
receipt Of 81 cents. The Genuine oroidR Gold Watches
can only h obtained hy ordering directly from %.
JAMES T. MONROE CO. Importers 4 Manufs,
ssnovlsmUs2.l 1876 Broadway, New York.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
In Chancery al TaTIOrsTlIle, Tenn,


TUE UNDnnuoETD WILL PAY rur aranrav
u naltsi pliss N OA4H ~ tIIhlr Drv = 60
sl1ls t1iIals1 a o. ffu|t1ntt III d. 81 W-.i.-
$3.50 t.a It nlaits - Tara aur ~.
-. Y. t'ir = hareuif1 aist1 wslklsrs1
hlla hansl = - shsss - IN rf.n,
" 1.@tt,t4 -1I9LE1 4 MGtAr11kM
~ Ifa1lI
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
agricultural.
AullsBrinc u Preventive Against
smut

Among tho many experiments
ui.dc 90 guard against am1l IN wheat
psrl,aps not,a has been mora sucecsa-
ial Ihan that at saturating the seed ia
brine. It's use is very old, aud the
di.corcry Of il wholly accidental. In
1870 - snip laden with wheat was
wrecked hear Bristol, England Az
Ger being soaked some time, the cargo
was rssrued and sold to farmers. and
most Of il sown. The following har
vest the wheat crop in England was
generally damaged by smut except
that Obtained from the wheat whicn
had been soaked in the salt water.
This marked difference was sufficient
70 justify the experiment again, and
its success has kept il in practice
ever since.
The following camo under our OWL
observation Two farmers procured
= fine sample OF wheat for seed and d.
evided il equally uetween them. The
one soaked his wheat in brine, the
other having no faith in it neglected
il. The f5rmer had not q smutty
SAr ia his whole ciop, while the yield
of the latter was almost worthless on
account OF il. Other causos may
hsvs cxisted to produce this differ
ehce but none that wore apparent, and
from the remarkable difference in the
two results we are led to believe that
it was effected by The means employed
"a the one case. 1t has been fully as
eertainvd hat this preventive will not
avail when the seed 10 affected with
smut, unless the season is very ia
Yorably, which alone viii prevent
smut.
When crops have been damaged BY
smut All c~xpedient is to select seed
from . different soil, having it well
cleansed Experience tells US that
selecting seed wheat from different
iocalitissis benehciali in many respects
II is best 10 bring j; FROM a strong
clay Aoil, 70 matter on what kind soil
Il is TO BIZ sown. A change from red
clay to u white clay works well, so
alan from a white to q red clay,
Changing ssed from sandy soil TO clay
has not been successful, and it is an
old saying that this is no change at
I'LL.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
Rniia An Haraea.

Dr. Gee, Of Florida, sayu the bolts
N horses can be dislodged By The use
Of chlorofoIm. Il is sometimes diHB-
ealt 70 distinguish between an attack
Of cholie and bolts. bot BY the use Of
The above the question is soonsssttled.
A Tablespoonful Of any good mucil.
age. administered 70 ihe horse, win
make the bott release bic hoid % ths
stomach ven AFTER having bored near.
" through it, covering -ErvgirafsI
Eayr Hy.rH-.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
NOTICE.

THB UNDERSIGNED hariug this day
made suggestion Of the Insolvency Of
he sstats Of Thomas Berry, deceased, 20 the
Clerk Of The County Court Of Sullivan eoun-
n. Il iS ordered by the said Clerk that no
lice be given 10 ioms nsufpaper Published
uitbiu the State, and alsoat publication II
the Court House door, notifying ell persons
having claims against The ssiats 70 appsara ue
Sc ne sane, sutbsBteated 10 tbe manberpfs.
scribed' ~ Law, on or bsfors the las day Of
Hay 1883. or bsfors he appropriation Of The
funds Of iaid sstais Il made, Or they slii Be
forever bard, both u law aad equity.
Done b. order II tbe Ciprk. this "a day Of
Januafy, 1a6o. JOHN u. BERRY,
A~fnisisrsssr 81 rboa BSTy tsessnd.
1llaallalfnl
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
SEWING kAeHIAEI.
The American Shuttle
Sewing Machine

Is Warranted for Five Tsarsi Our Ag'ui'
will be supplied with duplicate parts q BE
Machine, 10 sase Of accident. u makes pre-
cissly the sans stitch made B! the Singer
wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, 'nd FlorsHe' M
chimes. II has the Undsr-Fsd, like 'h' s"'
Of h~igh-prieed Machines, AndiS The Only lSE-
priced Shuttle Machine ia the na,ksi iA''
has this feed. We are enabled 70 Irl FIRST
class SHUTTLE MACHINE at a yuy "V
price, on account Of It's Simplicity, 'ud cor
ssqpent low cost Of Manufacturing Is cen.
parison With Complicated Machines.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
THE FACTORY GlRLj
OR.
rnha RlnRsnm and the Rnght.

Z AAO OAOnoOAA 0Aa AAN SAAoA
~'he sevnea NJ which AFRO inAnitely more graphic md
at ginE than those embodied Ia ahy Of the ssisaiirnal
etrA dramas which now hold possession Of thV stage.
Tn 'Factory Girl" will be almost inNediat"ly
follow. " a new story Of s~urpsssing Interval, tro's
the pen ct I. Il Smith, ESQ. Gu,horO u " Minnigrry,'
stannell Vall," . Muly MOyne,' etc, written kr
the INV 40 4 MEsCuRv.
Al the *. ting apecialties Of the NEW YORK
MERCURY Vnt be retained, And new drpArimrntN
added FROM tia TO time during The PrcElr. " the
year. Il IL due 'oR public that long ago ado. ,od thA
tinshsnnfod we Wy as lis iavorite sheet, T." se'p II
siths head VI TIA VS. W = liberal outlay Tor M' Verv
beat literary matte suitable for such n paper proeu'
rAble on either aide Of the Atlantic. thls viii he
done. Romances. No %elettes, satirieal -kotehN', hu'
uior0as p,xlhs, Fancy Tales, articles IN AmsricAH
SpnrtS and P~Aatlnes, snG weekly dgeN 81 Al thal "a
interesting Ia ThuAtrieAl 'nd other popular Amoae'
nients and EecVeations. with fgure In tho contents "i
the new YORK NEliCuR tr the coming y"Nr
Through the department. app 'atca y tne Evu'hl1I
autherusScS o. America, hundrA T. 81 ladp'WFtrts' nov
famous, dnt made the acquaintAh col Inc puOllf
This ohanugl Of com m %uuieation b 'Ween youiiE Sd''s
OF tsleRt and genius aud the rradin, wpria WIN sun'
tiuus opau to The farmer and such ' mar prnaN'-
tions A. are calculated 10 do them cred and give them
prestige VIII BE- published with suea CT. cal comment"
~ they sevn to call for.
INV object 81 tho Proprie,ors " tina NET YORK
| MREcrAT l. to render it the hSs, familgth SPAper IN
The unitrd States; and II paying the htghN pFeiaIuhl
FIR the best literary talent will sseure that SuH' !"
viii certainly b. attSihed.
II NEW YORK MERCURY, with IL 'VfN
columns OF sterling, original matter, win c"nti ~"
be issued At Eight Gents = copy. aud sold by all 4 b Va
nsR Hnd Periodical Dealers 10 Ameriss,
To Maii Subscribers mr. terms for 1879 will 10:
Cash ia advau - Single copies, s. @ia war; mn .
copies, S. elk ecpiss, slS; niur eopies' SN' tn
party ~ho souds us S91 Tor a club Of mia" s'plrs VIII
receive an additional copy, frro. Six months sHo'
s~oription received.
! Write plainly the name Of Post OGes, County and
State. Spycimen eapl.r seut free to MI sPRllcAhtA
Address CALDWELL & WHITNEY,
Fropriaors ~ de ms York MrncrrT,'
lis Hulon st., New York CRY.
RT Prnpristurs Of newspapers giving the Socre
Prospectus four Ir more Insertions, with an edl'"tlAl
notice, will be entitled to have i've copies ~ The INV
YoEK MERccRY sent for Ons rear to ANY address they
nSy iRdivate.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
AGENTS.


We wish to arrange with Agents, male"
femals, to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, County nd
Town in the Quilted States and Ontario. "
ira inducements to Experienced Agents ''
full particulars, as to Salary Or oonui'il'h
address,
G. v. N. ANDREWS, Gen. Ag't,
Detroit, Mich
N. B.-For the benefit Of our Agents y
have arranged with parties who hare '0oa'
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents ~
We will send Book Of Samples and full Pl'
t~iculars on receipt Of one red stamp Asa'''
G. v. n ASDaIwa, Gen. Ag'ti Detroit h'''
ls6sdec3syi.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1869-02-12
Investments in New York.

nBRsoss WISHING TO MAKE INVEST
MINIS Ia New York, can have their
BUSINESS transacted b. Us, through our rsli-
abls correspondent IA that CITY.
Jos. r. MITCHELL AGO,
l~stsiPfiylJ Kno1yiilt, Tsnn.
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his Idesign "for some weeks."-N Y. Inde-
pendent.
signed the principalshp of the Protestant Epis-
copal Mission House, West Philadelphia, to take
effect as soon as a successor shall have been
secured.
bishop Huntington, of Central New York.
has organized his diocese into six missionary
districts, with two missionaries for each.
BAPTIST.
The Baptist Sunday School National Con-
vention, to be held in st. Louis during the first
week in November, promises to be very largely
attended. Half fare arrangements have been
made with most of the railroad companies. The
National Baptist says
"Send Your Superjntendent.-No class of
Christian workers deserves recognition more
than the superlntendents of our Sunday Schools.
For the most part they give much time, talent,
and money to advance the interests of the
schools. They are Woodworking, earnest, large
hearted men. Their self-denying toll is simply
for love of Christ and love of souls. They de-
serve appreciation. Now, we propose to every
Baptist Sunday School in the country to send its
superintendent as delegate to the great National
Convention of Baptist Schools, to be held in St.
Louis the first of the coming November; and
make provision to pay his travelling expenses.
Every school which thus honors its laborous
and worthy superintendent will be richly re-
warded. The generous act will give him in
creased devotion to his work. AT the conven-
ton he will meet the most enthusiastic and sue
cessful Sunday-school workers. lie VIII near
discussions on the most important subjects CON
nected with Sunday-school teaching and disci-
| plne. He will learn the latest and best methods
| as pursued in the most efficient schools. He
will imbibe the spirit of the great gathering,
and return to his work at home with enlarged
devotion. By all means send your superinten-
| dent 1t will be a handsome compliment to him,
and will be repaid in bringing back into your
school the elements of greater prosperity
sPIRITUALIsTs.
| We learn that Mrs Emma Hardinge will de-
| dicate the Hall, Eleventh and Wood streets for
| the spritualists tomorrow, at lOJ3 a. Nj. and
| ~ 2. NJ.