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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-16
Chancery Sale,

PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE cHANcERY
Court At Jonesborough, In the suit Mason and ny
land, Administration Of John Ryland, decd wk. L.
Matthes and others. 1 will Offer At public sale AZ the
door OF the Court House In Jonesborough, on Monday
March bth, 1896, the following described VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-16

TINE INSOLVENCY OF TIE ESTATE OF
r. II. Luttrell, deceased, having been
suggested 10 the County Court OF Johnson
County, Tennessee, oil persons having claims
against said Estate are hereby notified TO file
them duly Authenticated, with the clerk OF
the County Court Of said County on or be-
fore ,he FIRST Monday Of June, next for pro-
rata dislributioh, or they will be forever
barred Jan. II, 1885.
JOHN A. WILSON,
iaulDw4H ..n Administrator.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-16


NOTICE TO THE HEIRS OF BN0CH
In Job, deed. IL appearing that Ezekiel
Chinowth and his wife, heirs of said Enoch
Job, decd, having an interest in a tract OF
land that said Job died and seized Of Mt the
time Of his death, and Ezekiel Chinowth and
Sarah Cbinowth his wife, heirs Of said job,
decd, desire that said tract Of land be diyi-
yidedGsot that they can get their rateable share,
and II appearing that Nathan Job, one Of the
heirs In this case, being n nonresident Of
made for sixty days in the Union Flag, noti-
fying him and all others TO appear at the
April term Of the County Court TO answer 70
said Petition, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them, FEB. 9th, 1866.
Do NATHAN SIMPLIFY, Aem'rr o.
FeboT''2PvfssS7 OF Epoch Job des'd.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-16
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VIRGINIA HALL

VIRGINIA HALL.
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17
gelettcd Story.
ALMOST A DUEL.
A ROMANCE FOUNDED ON FACTS


Our regiment was stationed at Morgas's 5
Ford. Our Colonel had be en- shot by an In
dian guerrilla, and our Lieutenant Colonel
had gone home sick, and so the command
devolved on our Major, whose name was
Farwel. He was middle-aged, dashing
fellow, given to social enjoyment, and, as
"a general thing, keeping on p city friendly
terms with those about him. He was
naturally free and easy-a fine soldier and
strict discipinarian. He was kind
hearted and generous man, though tr. ubled
with q temper that led him into error at
times.
Major Farwell had been in command but
a few Weeks, whea he concluded TO send
for his wife to come and stay with him
through the summer. lie had comfortable
quarters, and there was little danger that
the Indians would make another attack.
was on foraginG expedition when Mrs.
Furwel arrived bul / returned on the
following day aud was in season to attend
TIE Iarty which the Major gave on the oc-
casion. The staff and ne officers, not
kept away on duty, were all preslnt and
10Y and merrment ruled the hour.
Mrs Farwell was younger than her hus-
band, portly woman, bearing herself with
peculiar grace and dignity without any
effort or show of afTeclaton. She assumed
no needless reserve, but treated her guests
with kindness and consideration, seeming ly
only anxious that all should feel at home
aud enjoy themselves.
In that far.off region the laws of total
abstinence were not strictly adhered to
and on the present occasion we not only
emptied many bottles of wine, but several
bottles of old Bourbon were included in
the bill of fare. Towards midnight tho
ladies withdraw, but the officers were not
quite ready to retire. The Major was in
the highest spirits, and song and story
with flowing goblcts, gave us occupations
By and by, proposed toast. Mrs. Major
Farwel!," and ii was drank with three
hearty cheers. Why in the world the
Major should have taken offense, could
not comprehend but he did so, and inh-
mated that had better not make too free
with his wife's name.
Egad T" replied without stopping to
weigh my words if you must have your
handsome lady as sacred as that you ought
not to have brought her out here
captain Willet," be cried, rising to his
feet, if you breathe the lady's name again
Ill kick you from my quarters"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17
Tht Castaliau tfount.
rnE srAR-spANGLED DANNER.

1.-THE following stirring poem originally appeared
in the London Punch, of December 10, 1860 j
The star-spangled banner that blows broad aud
brave,
Der the home of the free DER the hut Of the slave;
Whose stars in the face of foe ueer turned pale,
And the stripes are for those that the stars dare
assail. .tU
Whose folds every year broader and broader have
Till they shadow both Arctic and Tropical Zone;
From Sierra Nevada to Florda's shore,
And, like Oliver Twist, are still asking for more.
That banner whose infantile bunting can boast,
To have Witnessed the Unions great Charter
enerossed |..|
Which at Boston saw Freedoms stout struggle
begun,
And from Washington welcomed its victory won.
For our fathers in rebel defiance it spread,
But to us it wears brOtherly greeting instead;
And concord and peace, not Bellona aud Mars,
Now support Enelaud's Jack, and the States
Stripes and Stars.
Can it be there are parricide hands that would
tear
This Star.Spaugled Banner so broad aud so fair9
And if there be hands would such saorilege try,
Is the bunting too weak the attempt to defy
Alasi while its woof Freedom wove in her loom,
She paused in her work, aad the Fiend took her
room,
Aud seizing tie shuttle that Freedoms had left,
Threw Slavery's warp across Liberty's welt.
How the Fiend laughed and leapei as the swift
shuttle flew,
With its blood-rotted threads the fair weft run-
ming through
Now cast out the wehaait is broad, it is long;
'Twixt Fiend's work and Freedoms, let's hope it
is strong.
And now that the blood -rotted warp is laid bare,
The Flag it is frayng-the Flag it may tear,
ris the Fiepd cheers those on who to tear it essay
For the work he's had hand in is apt to give way
Now Heaven guide the issue; may Freedoms white
hands,
Ere too late, from the Flag pluck the blood-rot-
ted strands,
And to battle and breeze fling the banner, in proof
That It's all her own fabric, in warp and in woof
If this may not be-if the moment be nigh,
When this banner, unrent, shall no more fout the
sky
To make ft division of beams and of bars,
Let the South have the Stripes and the North
have the Stars.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17
italian cure for ChOIera.

The London correspondent Of the Cincin.
natl Commercial gives DR.. Ruhinis new
prepSration for the cholera, which consists
OF cqnal parts by weight Of camphor and
spirits, aud TO tire power thus obtained he
attributes his success in the treatment OF the
disease. the quantity of UamphUr which
water will Ike mp is small. To obtain the
" Saturated Spirits of Camphor of Rnbni,
it is necessary to dist u spirits Of wine, aud
get rid OF so much of its water as w>ll bring
it 10 90 over proof, in which condition il
viii dissolve aud hold in solution its own
weight of camphor. With this saturated
spirits of camphOr DR.. Kubini has treated,
in Naples, five hundred aud ninety two cases
Of Asiatic cholera without the loss of a
s:ngls patient. OF these FIVE hundred aud
ninety.two cases, two hundred were cured
in the Royal Aims Ilo1se eleven in the
Royal P"Or House, aud one hundred and
sxtysix in the Third Swiss Regiment o!
Wolf That the three hundred and seventy
seven eases treated by DR.. Rubini IN these
public iIatitntiOns were all genuine cases OF
Asatic cholera, and some terribly severe,
aud that ali recovered. The method of oure
is ~ follows; "When o man is seized with
cholera he should at once, says Rubiii
lie down, be well wrapped up in blankets,
and take every five minutes four drops OF
the saturated tincinre of eainph0r. la
very severe cases the dose ought 20 bo in
creased 10 from. liVe to twenty drops every
i've minutes. In the case OF a man Of az.
yaneed age, accustomed 10 wine aud spirits,
where tie drug given in drops has ln effect,
give small coffee spoonful every five min
! utesI aud IN u very short Time the coveted
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-08-17
The Attempt 30 Poison Mr. LIna
coin.

In a letter from MIS-. ]. G. Swisshelm 10
the Pittsburgh Commercial, is the follow.
ing in relation to the alleged attempt to
poison Mr.. Lincoln, when the cup was
tried and failed !"
On visit to Mrs. Lincoln, tho day shs
left for Chicago | said to her that | had
always expected slavery would poison Mr..
Lincoln as IL did Presidents Harrison and
Taylor. The idea appeared new to her
aud recalled the fact that hef husband had
been very i'll for several days, from the
effects of dose of blue pills taken shortly
before his second Inauguration. She said
he was not WELL aud appearing to require
! his usual medicine blue pills, she sent to
the drug store in which Harold was EN-.
| ployed last, aud got dose and gave them
10 him, at night before going to bed, and
| that the next morning his pallor terrified
| her.
" His face" said she, pointing to the bed
beside which she sat, was white as that
pillow case, as il lay Just thore," she exA
claimed laying her hand on the pillow
white, aud such deadly white as he
tried to rise he sank back again, quite over
rome y
She described his anxiety to be UP, there
was so much to do, aud her persistence
aud his opprt ssive languor keeping him in
bed for several days. Said he aud she
both thought il SO strange that the pills
should Affect him in that way they never
had done 80 before, aud both concluded
they would get no more medicine there as
the attendant evidently did not understand
making mp prescriptions. Could this have
been the tmo spoken of in that letter pros
luced on the trial, in which it is said the
cup failed onceP
know an officers widow, who spent
somc time with her husband in Georgia,
while General Mitchell was in command,
She has told mo of pretended Union wo.
man. in small town where they were
stationed who kept boardihg-house for
U ZION officers of the large number of i'm
v'lids amongst these boarders, and her
especially remarkng the excessive and
peculiar pallor of these nvalids soon tho
number of deaths attracted attention,
htnd an investigation was ordered of the
charge that this nhuman female fiend had
b en- poisoning her own hoarders. While
the case was pending some order changed
the troops occupying the town, and my
Informant never learned how the matter
ended. but her description of the pallor of
the victims so conci les with Ms Lincoln's
account Of our Martyrs appearances after
the taking Of the blue pills, that it has oc-
! Cured to me those monsters may have
some peculiar method of poisoning,