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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

Nav YoRr, Jan. 1.-THE T%ribune's. wash
instOn special ShyS.. The statement is re-
yived, upon very high authority. that Secre.
" Stanton will succeed NJ. Adams 4 the
Court Of St. James. ,ai ra'
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

rgNeG~vs Ercape Of Gov. BTownIow and
~ ,Ar ell n arl Party lnh ali'
6a Friday iast, ssys the Prs1 and Tma,
G~o9trnor Hrownlow started in a SPECIAL car
wish .lr Others, Miss tFlrtcher, daughter Of
she sserstsry Of State; Dr.. Stanford, State
Treasurer; Mr.. Hin, DOor.heeper Of che
MsS Of Representatives Mr. Pickls, DsPa'
~ Dated 2tatsH Marshal for Bcst Tennessee,
And eolOrsd attendant, lst Knoxville for
asa piaes. An accident on the Virginia
soAd ) lew days before had delayed the malls
Ssa ronsequsntiy on Friday 9 Number Of
erpHapd passenger cars, and = very heavy
Mna reached Knoxville aAa started on with
ies 0ovsrnot'S party, the special ear being
Iasbs rsas. Some twenty miles nom KnoE-
vile. while the train was proceeding very
slowly over 40 sxeelisat track, round . curve,
~ Gsvsrnofs ear, which had been newly
fiisd and wss apparently is excellent con-
dillon, bOlsd the track, the trusks nying
apart and rolling from under the ear. The
epr came down along side Of the track viii
a~etrcpendous joit, bruiSinG the inmates con-
slhnrsbly, and ScA,tsring them over che door
promiseuously. Governor Brownlow had his
isn Root Ssa ankle severely bruised but We
arr bsppy % state Was not crippled. The
were al sitting around 4 hot i,oIs, and
MD wonderful that eli escaped burning. -
The front cars, which become detached. and
wsf going forward, ~inmsdistsiy stepped aid
lsok In tho unlucky passengers Of the car
which had 90 myStsriOusly collapsed.
We have sons curiosity 10 know whether
M practices Of 1852 have bsen revived By
~ wandering bandit Of che rAilroadS, who
siidso~ dsiishsia sitting man-trsps at bridges
apa Dvitehsl, and shooting EngiSssrI ssd
Cohduetors. III. q, b stf
Ihs trAis from Yirsinla vac full ofDs-eep'
slfpe,sd rebels going back South, with their
vitisr's supply Of pardOns, several Of thea
@l1b their heads and aFms tied up In eonse-
eatbss % bruises snd sSahdS received By
~ tesjdshi which had happened 70 the irain
- ihs Virginia Foad a day or two srssis
sqt Whes she GoSernoT's party got on
te.fi that train at Loudon, . LADY observed
ihai.aii lack happened 70 .sysSy traiD that
aest7Pes BsovnioW was on. A Union man
4n'.f'J Srtoried that the SOuthsrn confedsr-
ssy he smashed ~. cad GOTsrnar Brown
leE ~ Ho' 90 that irsls. fi7ggog n
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

HGA-Two women engaged I'M shopping az
PsOriAiast week, BY acme accident e1chans-
cd babies In astors-BOth chfldrea being in
a baby wagops There RAiifusS in PeOria uu-
iii the mistake was rectiGed. lrrh algV
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

Carr. Csc. MoPHaEsoS.--It win be seen In
sAia ssae Of or paper, that captais Nc
PhsFson 10 . candidate for Trustee Of Wash-
inKtaH County. There is 40 gentleman In the
sspesFiao deserving the patronage Of her
people or Who ID better fitted for the position.
a fsoa ohaest and a true Union patriot be
hasmqn his way 70 the hearts Of his country
ausp ana We sincerely hope they will re-
mfnht bin as the bAiIot4bcx n~nanimoSIly,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

DY VIRTUE or A Fl. IA. ISSUED from
ID the Circuit Court Of Washington county
Tenn, TO me directed, tested the fourth Mon.
day Of Oct, 1885, upon a judgment and cost
for the sun OF three hundred aud forty-two
dollars and eighty cents debt and cost pro-
nouaced by the said Circuit Court, and ia
favor Of u. ". Meek against r. l.. Blair, w,
x. Blair, John l.. Blair and William P. Blair,
administrators of john Blair deed. I will
sell at the Court house door In the town, Of
Jonesboro', on Saturday the 18th, day Of Feb.
1860, for eash in haad all the right, title,
claim and interest that the said h. L. and W.
x. Blair has In and to a tract OF land situ-
ated in Washington county. Dist. No. G, Rd-
Joining the lands Of Isaac Henley's heirs,
William Bayless and others known as the
Embreerilie tract. Also, all the right, title,
clSim and interest that the said John Blair
deed, has In and to a house and lot IN the
town Of J%Onesboro', Dist. No. 10, adjoining
the lots Of Dr.. Daniel Kenny and others,
known as the Blair Hotel. Also, . house
and lot adjoining tho same, known as the
Whitfield Cunningham house, until said debts
and costs be Satisfied, this the 4.h, day Of
Jan, 1866, 8. 7. SHIPLEY,
janl 2. w4prsfee@5 Sheriff.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
ANNoUMCEM ENTs,

DS- We are authorized and requested to
announce Capt. GEORGE MCPHERSON as a
candidate for Trustee Of Washington County
at the ensuing election in March next.
bG- We are authorized and requested "a
announce 1t. JAMES II. MILLER as a can
didate for Reyenue Collector Of WaShingtou
County at the ensuing election Ia March next
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

isGv See the advertisement Of Frauklin Aead-
emy,, Il 10 situated six miles west Of this
p!aIb NJ. Gibbs, the Principal. Is a teacher
az Experience and talents, and we trust every
youth In the surrounding cOuatry will be-
esmslA pupil. sTAeinportAnce Of sddcAtiOu
V, u rs, superior 70 all things else--earthly.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

New YosK, Jan ll.--Gold opened
at 1873, rose to 1919 and closed
- 1851 y VII ON AIG
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

The weather for tie past few days has
ss nsst Delighted. The farmers, through
ous ne country, We lesrniars preparing their
soil fof the Spring planting. If II were not
thNt the country IL almost sntisely stripped
81 stueh-aad especially hosSes-A much
sore extensive crop would Be huabqAded.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
Harnar,a Mapazine.

z WI have received the February nnmbsr Of
Ahss most e~zeelleDt NaFasiue,a and we must
sayl Il surpaSseS asy pseViOaS nunabtr We have
Seecn FOR illustrations aud good reading. We
adylse Dur reateri to send in their subscrip-
alynse Immediately they will be doablysr re-
wardca for the small outlay, and 6nd that
,heir none has been well spent. See the
Prospestas In our last weeks issue.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

~ sc. H. WEST, IS. FETHIAs SMITH
lII. by A;taehmrnt. The plaintiff on an
iNVitt rays the defendant is indebted to them
and that he 80 conceals himself tina, the Or
binary process OF the law cannot be served
upon him, and the plaintiffs having obtained
an attachment against the estate Of she said
Smith, returnAble before me on the 25th aday
Of Nov. 1865, and the sans having been stay
ed bV me until tho 3lSt, day Of May leC6,
and it appearing from the officers return that
said attachment has by gArnishsement beru
levied on the property Of tire defendant, II is
therefore ordered by me that publication be
made In the Union Flag, apaper published
in the town Of JoneSboro', notlfying the said
Fethias Smith 10 appear AZ my Office in the
town Of Jonesboro' on the sist, day Of May,
1866, aud defend said suit or the came win be
proceeded with eK.parte, Jal Ind 1868, y -
A. G. COLLINS,
Jausw4ytsfeeS9 o. J, p.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

DY VIRTUE OF A Fl. IA. ISSUED from
ID the Citcuit Court Of Washington county
Tenn, TO me directed, tested the fourth Mon.
day Of Oct, 1898, upon 4 judgment aud coat
for the sum Of 6re hundred and cighty-scVtn
dollars and twenty-six cents, debt and cost
Pronounced by the said Circuit Court, and
IN favor Of A. @. Mason aud Talbot RylNnd,
administrators Of John Ryiind deed, against
r. L. Blair, W. X. Blair, John L.. Blair and w.
P. Blair, administrators Of John Blair deed.
| will sell at the Court-house door in the
town or Jonesboro', on Saturday the 18th,
day Of Feb, 1865, for cash In hand, all the
right, title. eiaim and interest that the said
X. L, and W. K. Blair has In and 10 a tract Of
land situated ia Washington eouniy, Dist,
No. 8, adjoining the lands OF Isaac Henly,
William BayleSI and others, known as the
Embreeville tract. Also, the right, title,
claim and interest that the said John Blair
deed, has In and 10 a bouFe and lot In the
town Of Jonesboro', Dist, No. Is, adjoining
the lots Of DR.. Daniel Kenny and others,
known aI the Blair Hotel. Also, a house and
lot adjoining the same and the Jail lot, knswn
As The Whitfield Cunningham honie, until
said debts aud costs are sans6ce, this the 18Th
Day Of Jan, 1865. 8. 7. SHfPLEY,
Ianl2W4prsfeeSA Sheriff.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

Messrs. Daniel kPeiins have a valha-
Die piece Of land for sale In JOneSbcrO. See
thait Advertisement. Their terms are cheap,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

T n. CoLLUM AT. FOR P"EC1LA DEAKIHS Ts
81. Benjamin. GGreen, by attachment, the plaintiff
on afidaVitt say q that the defendant vs. indebted 10 Pre-
ella u, Rkins, and that he so abscOnds aud eOneeals him
self that tho oidipary process Of, the law cann)ta bs
served upon him aud plalntin having obtained an at.
taehmrnt against the defendants property, roturnabie
before M on the 2lst day Of Oct, Is S, and tho same
having hfm the officers return boen levied upon tbs
dairuGaL sp Opcrty, and the proceedings thereon hAv-
ing bt,n s,ay,d by I'M until the 3lst, day Of May lSG0,
III Therefore OIdeTtdb by me that publication be made
in the I nion Flag, n paper published In tho town OF
JohpsbUio'. for iCur successive weeks, notifying the
tald B,nj. Z. Green TO APPEAR at my Office in JonesbOro',
% the taid 3ist, day Of May, 1865. and defend said suit
OF the came will BE- proceeded with ex.parte, jan. I'd,
laC. A. O. COLLINS,
iap6W4btpIess5. up.
TOHH PHILIPs vs.. JOSEPH EAFF, BY aftaebm+nt,
d the plaintiff TN AFFIDAVIT says that the defendant is
indebted 10 him and that he 20 abseonds that the or.
binary process Of law cannot be served upon him and
tho blAlntin having obtained an attachment agAinat
the rstats VI the defendant returnable before me on the
3Oth, day u Oet., 1865, and the same having been stay
ed by me until the 9th, day Of May, 1866, and II appear
ing from thgolicers return that said attachment has
BY garnisheement been levied on the effects Of said de-
fendsRt, u Is therefore ordered BY me thar publication
be made In the Union Flag, a paper published In the
town Of JOnesbOro', for four successive weeks, notifying
the said Joseph Nan to appear At my ONCE In JonesboTo'
On the 9th. day OF May, 1856, and defend said suit or
the same will b. proceeded with vx-parts, Jan. ~, 1856.
A. Q. COLLINS,
Jan5wlpraeeg6. up.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
STATE OF TENNESSEE WASHINGTON
CnUNTV

LUUNIT.
n r. HOWARD Va. JOHN s. BROWN
~. The plaintiff on adHdayit psyB that the
defendant 70 indebted 10 him and iB a nom
resident Of Tennessee, or 20 abseonds that
the ordinary process Of Law can not be Sfry.
ed upon bin, and having obtained an origin.
al attachment aEalbst the defendant, rstnrn-
able before some Iusties Of said rouniy, and
The Bame having been returned before me on
he ARD dag Of Dsc.g 1895, levied on the
defendants property. u 10 therefore order
Cd By ne, that publieAtion Be uads In the
Uniob TlaG, for four gaeeessiys vssks, moth
ying said dsfendant toEppsar ~ ny onice,
In The lfth, Dist, ofsaid eoabty on iha s0lh,
dag Of Jnue 19e4 and antWef. or Tie nmS
lwil 10 preresdsd With sx.pariR., December,
'iahs 1885. RIOS {. rADAns, o p
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
me HEsT 90 THE MDvTHLIgs-

-THHB HEST OPTHB NONTHLIES-
HaGTHB LADY'S PRIENp-drvoted 70
FASHION aud LITERATURE. Behhthl
sIssl Earravin9s. SPLENDID DOUBLE.
SIZE c0L0RED FASHION HATES. Tie
Latest Patterns Of Dresses, Cloak. Bonnets,
Embroidery r.. Hpusehold Receipts. Mnsie,
a.. WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWIHs Ma.
,cBInss given as Prfmlums Send IS cents
fer . nngls tcpgto DBArONt PETERSON,
1fp Walnnt Street. PHILADELPHIA.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

See Messrs. Powell, Greene I Cas- ad-
yertBsfmept. Mr.. Powell and Mr.. heGhee
ore. rFntlemsH Of standing and business quail
itIss and can be fully relied on Try them.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

NB0A wARDER 4 Co. AND OTHERS q
NJ " Bro.its 4 silgfeAves AID Jacob ?.
Brpyles, TGutuee. The Respondent 0ceolA
bliereavo1 IN lhls cause being a non.resideut
81 tais Stats, Il 10 ordered that Publication
be uade fof four sneeessive weeks IN The
!" Uuion Fhe " notiiyiug said respondent 70
appear before the Cbapetfy Court Al Jones.
boroagh'oh ne 7ud Monday Of May, 1855,
thsn and there TO MIKE defence 70 10 BIN, or
ibs zane viii Be tatsn for eousesied and set
for bearing sS psTts.
Dee, a W TJ ka Is.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

MAtiiS closed At 10 O'clock A. N. and at
3o'sleek P. N. On Sunday open one hour
ilsn.f to . o'clock P. Y. All will take notice
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
Chaneery Court at JOnesborough.

OYAA ~ rs
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, ADMIR-. WITH THE
IN will annexed, Of James Barding Decd,
W Letitia Barding aud others. 1t appears
from the allegations VI the bill that said es-
tate IS probably insolvept, Il is therefore or
dcred that the creditors OF said estate are ems
Joined from instituting or prosecuting any
suits against said administrator and they. are
hereby notified and required TO fle their
claims in this Office for settlement. II further
appearing that the defendants Letitia Bafding,
Chester D. Barding. Disa A. Bardihg, Louisi-
ana @. BhtdinR Stephen G. Barding, Louisa
II. harding, are nonsresidenfs Of this State,
(the last Ave names of whom are also mi-
nors, il 10 ordered that they be required TO
plead, answer or denur 70 said bill, on or be-
fore the End Monday ofMay next, or the same
will be taken as confessed IS 10 them.
Jan.l2 w4pr iesSO] HENRY HosS, g IN.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
COUNTY

STATE OF TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
COUNTY.
ISAAC JACKSON vs.. jobs 8 BROWN
The plaintiff on affidavit says that the de-
frndAnt 5 Indebted to him and 10 a uon-rest'
dent Of Tennessee or 50 nbseoRds that the ar.
binary process OF law cannot be ssrvsl upon
him, and having obtained an original attach
ment against the defendant, returnRhls before
some JuStirs Of ssid county, and the sane
having been returned before me on the z5rd,
day Of Dee. 1895, levied on the defendants
property. Il 10 Therefore ordered BY me that
publication he made n the Union Flag for
four successive weeks notifying said defend
ant 10 appear at my once IN the 1fth, Dist.
OF said county on .hs 3oth day Of June 1855.
and answer or the SAM will be proceeded
with eE-parts. December. Goth. 1885.
jlnl2wtprsfseS5. TH0S O. M'ADAMS. up
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LADY's PRfENp-

TIVE LADY'S RRfEND- /,
The Best Of the Monihlir1-devotrd 20
Fashion and Pare Blieaiure. Sab0a year;
Two eopissS4t Eight Hnd ore gram y SIS.
WHEELER \ WILSON'S SEWING Ma
CHIMES eiyss rs P~rsmiahbsl Send IS eentl
for a sample copy 10 DEACON 6PETBRS0s,
3lo Walnut s., Philadelphia g.
Single numbers for sale By The News Deal
era. -rmrtfrn A. arrrIIr
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
PRETTY GOODS.
J~ontahorop Jan& IL. ia6a. II " ..

Un. U.. -. ~. NNM -@-----
DY VIRTUE OF A FIERT FACfiS rs.
ID SUED hom the O'rcoit Court Of Wash
ington County, Ter nessse, to me dire, 3.
d, tested the foath Monday VI Oct.vls6b,
upon q Judgment and costs for the sum Of
One Hundred and Ninety-niue Dollars and
forty-four cents, debts and cost pronounced
ny the ssid Circuit Court, md in favor Of
Sarah White against 4. L and John l.. Blair
administrator Of John Blair, deceased. will
sell at the Court House door il the town Of
JonesbOrou&h on Saturday the i7th day of
February, 1866, for cash In hand. al the
right. title, claim and interest that Il. L. unu
John Blair, deceased, has in and 10 a tract of
land situated in Washington county. Dist.
No. 6, adjoining the lands Of Isaac HerIy's
Heirs, VIM. Bales, and others, known no the
Embreeyille tract, containing Ten Thousand
Acres. more or less; also a house and lot 10
Dist No Is, 10 the town Of J6nesboro, adj
joining the lots Of Or. Daniel Kinney. and in
front Of The Depot, known as the Blair iIot,l,
until 'aid debts and coats are satisfied. THIS
the 18th day Of IAN. 1856.
LanloWSprafeees cLa.;r
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
HENRY C. WHITNEY & Co.
Real Estate Brokers,

Particular Attention given to
the SALE Of Lands in East
Tennessee to parties from
the Northern States.
All persons owning Real Estate and deslr.
ing 10 make early sales. ate invited 10 COM
muniea,e with this 0hiee, sending fall de.
scription, Lowest Price end best Terms.
Charges moderate, and DO charge unless
Gales be made. -.
We are DESTROYS TO oren sor-sTpondenee
With, and secure the cooperation OF Real
Est,te Agents ,hrouEhout East Tehnesses.
Mineral Lands ant largo tracts Of ehsap
londs wanted r eolonists.
ian.ia.l
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

ID 0BT A. THOMPSON, ADMIR- OF RioB
III ard II. Aurrsll Decd. vs. Mary Murrell,
widow Of said Richard u. Hurrell, decd and
Alice NufrelL daughter. heir and diStFibniee
.qf R. II. MuTrell deed, ThoS J. Wilson and
Eliza Wilson, his wife. Sarah heCurry JohB
3. hartman, Jesse P. Hartman and Esther.
HewlAnd. In thiJcause The defendant Esther
Nswland is q non resident Of the State Of
Tennessee. IL is ordered that publication DO
made for fonr Successive weeks in the Union
Flag, notifying said defendant 10 appsar be-
fore the Chsneery Court 1t Jonssbofo' on tho
2nd Monday Of May, 1866, then and there 10
make defento TO the bill or the same viii DO
taken fOT confessed and st for heafing sE
pgto.ts 90 HENRY boss, O.. N.
Dee. "a, Va pre- fee So 90
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DANIEL AINSW0RTH & Go.
(For over four years connected with the P9y
s Department u. s.. Army
Attorneys for Claimants,

AUIVALDJp y VANAH"HUDJ
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE =.
A LII loyal citizens having m%eritotiou'
IN claims against the Government for
Property taken for use Of the Army viii End
It 10 thcir interest 10 communicate. with US.
All Soldiers having pensions, boupties, or
back pay due-nli uGcers having unsettled
accounts and all persons who drew pensiona
prior to the war, will hadit to their GdyGp-
tagV to confer With ia. - gre \.
N. B.. In all eases Which We adpist he pros
ecufoa Of re piH guarantee specsss.
Refer to Gov. Browulow, Hon. II. II. HHr-
~risson, Maj. II. G. whitney, late Paymastsr
U. s. A., aud the business men Of Nashville,
Tenn. tpsc 22rtfa
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19
Investments III New York.

OVERWHELMINGLY gfAKB INVEST
II MBETS ~ New Yosh, eaa have their
bdsiness transAepd BY us, through our rtli.
abls s~ognspspdsHt Il, Dat City.
JOS RMHCiilI 4 90,
De-. 81 KnoHyill Z, Tenn.
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HENRY G.. WHITNEY & Co,
ESTATE BROKERS,

"@~~1N DI44iFr N 4I4V
DARTiCULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
Il the sale Of Lands in East 4Tenneasee to
parties from the Northern Statssa All per-
soma owning Real Estate, and desiring to
make early sales, ore invited to communicate
with this Office, sending full description,
lowest price and best terms. Charges mod
crate, and no charge unless sale be made
9 are degiPous Of opening with, and eecuf-
ing the cO-operaliSn Of Real Estate agents
throughout East Tennessee. Mineral lands
and large tFacts Of Cheap Lands waited for
colonists. s~F rrEfw 0feWnW
Refer to GOVERNOR DRowELow. nor24tk.
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For Sale by all Newa Agents and
BookRellerR.

One Copy each Of Frank Leslie'ss Illas,Fa-
ted Newspaper, and Lady's Magazine, to one
81. Dec22ff, p
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

ror sale Dy " Al. LANDRETH, Drugyist,
Main Street, opposite Tin Shop,
jan5 66] JONESBoRo TENN.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-01-19

MRS. aud Mr., Rspjanin KeebleF win ac-
tie thapka 81 the ssaior and bis better
, i fpE nice package Of ssEiraS1 By the
AapA Sofy ouri esteemed frlehd, DNaJ. Lsab,
tass Lisuteuau, and Adjutast stl Tenn. Cav,
Rflts dsSirihg % crown "a with bisssiags
* sis sor. viii please rsRsmbsr that there
laSg BOW thrss tAFds in thii 6s,ablishmsnt, In
staed Of two halves, SaHl further notes, aud
tHt ilxe Of bundles will be prOpOrtiOnally
arExBsdi Hungry editors are terrible on
agASd things" ~
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOneSbOrO JalHaFyHlO, 1865.
L0CALI 1T y MS .Tl

Pa Hon, Horace MAYNARD Hon, L NJ.
Wis., (aysr faithful friend ahd Hon r. r
q Nelson have our thanka for public doeuI
Tsssr DAG slss Of aAllr pspsssga and elhsF
faroEs bastVWeag tgag afnl asg scuba /
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-08-23
Sins Of the Flesh

The Christian Inquirer has some good
remarks on tho tendency of the age to SEN
sual indulsences, and on the Importance of
bringing the whole power of the Gospel to
bear in subduing them
''The sin of the aesh seem to be gain.
Ing on us as people and age. The ten.
dency is to pamper the body, stimulate the
blood by high living, heat the passions by
q sensual literature, the theatre, fashion,
and the corrupt appliances of the Greek
and Roman age. lntcmperance, leentious.
ness, the relaxation OF the marriage ties.
the frequency of divorce, the scandals of
the public press, the addiction to the es
thetlc arts even, and the immense sudsi.
dizing OF vast material prosperity and
boundIess resources OF commerce, the use
ful arts, sciences, and the culture of the
earth, to crafty the senses and pamper the
heshly and moral appettes, demand vigi.
lance and reform. The anxious question
presses upon many hearts. How shall we
clean out this Augean stable of modern
civilization Reform rs reform has been
tried, with It's societies, pledges, and the
whole apparatus Of agitating machinery.
and 1t hes accomplished much good. But
We have, we confess, little faith in the re.
petition OF the same efforts. Nothing
seems adequate to the sins of the fesh in
our latter days but the same remedy that
recast the old sensual civilizations. and out
OF them brought forth modern Europe.
The spirituality OF the Christian religion
seems alone to possess that courage, per-
slstency, resource, and tender love of ,hu
manity that can match these awful forms
OF vice, and can say to the drunkard, the
debauchee, the glutton, the sensualists OF
every form, GO, and sin no more. But to
do the work it must be applied. preached,
and wrought with amazing zeal aud energy
into the working zeal aud energy into the
working thought and impulse Of the time.
May 1t not be questionable whether the
pulpit does not iirc a little high, and
VIII lie sounding The lofty key of thought,
and reaching the more intellectual and
cultivated N society, it does not. fail in be
ing faithful and t4ective in its administra.
zoo OF Christianity, and ail the resources
oi modern science, thought, .,istorv, aud
cspe' ie"ce, TO Ihe sins OF the fcsh Ii is
need so Imperative rs to demand all the
spirit forces We can bring into the field.