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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
[wTittsa fOs tho Rast Tennessee Unlon FAS.l
Letter nom Blount County.
BLouNT County, TENNEssEE,
OcLUber Is, 1866.

BLouAT COUNTY, T~ENNEssEE,
0cIuber Is, 1865.
DRAR UNION FLAG believe US, we
are with you, hand, soul, heart, and
body, 80 far AS politics are concerned
The newspapers having gIided Of aud
taken passage on the great ~ John.
son boat, "OLIaARoHY," leaving the
"boys in blue" 70 read Of the honOra.
bio deeds Of Confederate heroes, while
their own daring deeds are hushed as
silent as death, so far u the press is
concerned, mako the few papers who
stand BY them, doubly dear.
All agree IN saying that mach hen.
or is due thO Flag, Knoxville Wig,
and Nashville Press and Tines, for
still SHADING arm and manfully, bat.
Hing against the party that sent so
many Of u comrades 10 their last
resting place..
Il is not the intention Of the writer
in this article, TO attempt passing on.
comiums upon the patriotic papers Of
Tennessee, but to show how Baxter
ism 10 taken in Blount county, as il
scOns that we are scarcely known in
your section.
During Court, JUICE Houk address.
sod q large crowd, and Baxter, n few
days AFTER, Thought he would make u
speech on the other side. We were
not present at his sro1Ol, and Only
speak from reliable information. 10
set in declaring all who opposed the
COn(federate)servative party, rogues,
and other rough epithots. Among
his hearers was one old man, famil.
iarly known in the county as "DRS.
TON" lie was Union to the core,
throughout the rebellion, and IL noted
as being a great extremist.
Well, when Baxter got Atarted out
in HIS gropl, Denton proposed three
cheera tor BrownlOw, which was an.
swered vita a viii. Denton continu
ed to bother him, until he got mad
aud accused the Radicals Of hiring
him Dentonl When Baxter started
for his boarding house-evcry body
on the streets were calling at him,
wanting 20 borrow his shotgun, wan.
ting him TO make fair weather before
she Confederate Congress, etc, etc,
bnt Baxter would neither lend his
shotgun, nor make rash promises
concerning his influence with rebel
COngressmcn. Yours, truly,
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$50 REWARD

] will give Fltty Dollar" Reward
for the recovery Of my two horses,
taken from my sons, at the time the
murder and robbery was committed,
as specified in the above proclamation
Of Governor Brownlow. Described
as follows: A bay horse four years
old, left fore ankle enlarged from hav-
ing been engaged. A bay mare, rAth.
or small, with 4 blaze In her face
which 10 not straight, but inelines 70
one side, back rises just before her
loins, or what il termed hog backed,
one eye y little CLASSY. will give
both horses for the apprehension Of
Che murdererA Of my sOn.
Sept 10th, 1866. WILEY Y.TlNCH.
oOtl9w4 VAUDEVILLE, Ind.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
fwrstssn kar tho East Tenurss-e Union nag
CopperjohusoniteS.


Tbs "CoppsGobnsOnits" is ten fold more
odiouS and rGeerable to loyal Unioa Asa
than the rebel who has Tough. them and their
Government; openly, Aad with n heToiEm not
unworthy Of a good cause, upon the hereely
eomba,led Zelda Of CORY warfare. They re-
gard the honest rebel with that feeling Of re-
Speei and kiadnsss, which courageous per-
Gisteney Gnd accomplishing fortiiude always
inspired il the hearts Of msgnaniaiouS con-
qusrors. BIZ. for the followers hnd support
srs Of the modern Judas, they snIsrsAia The
same iupiaeable deteItAtion ~ they do for
the ~pol:roon and traitor who deserts hiS col
ors in The hour OF dubious victory, and 10
forms the enemy Of the vulnerable PoiEsJ Of
his forsak"n comrades.
In opposing the Congregational TsSi oath,
the Limitation OF the Franchise, and haAlly
the Constitutional Amendment, tbsy have
placed ,hsmsslveI upon the side Of the re-
bellioD, and hsnee, in common With their
more honorable and honest-nindsd rebel al
lies, should be dsbarrsd from all loyal inmu-
s%iiies, privileges and rights. Those Of this
dstsItaJls claSl Of individuals, who are hold
ing onicss 10 Washington county Should re-
sign, az they are holding then Ia supreme
dedaaes Of the will And wishes Of four-6chs
Of i;s qualified veisrs. In the sYent they fail
TO 60 50, they should be d%epo.sd. " possible
BY ,hose who unwillingly eouhded In them.
As s loyal nan, | haze folly and irreyocably
made up my mind NEVER to give the aid Of
my vote and influence to the election Of Ssy
Judas beario,-Bcnediei Arnold-Andy john
son traitor, tory and coppertail, nor Of any
nan Who places, or r%eiaias. bin ia oeies.-
As iosg as the sacred shadow Of she l." Star
spanglsd Binnsr" rrItI on the bills and
Mountains Of East Tennessee. ! do not want 10
see men living upo1 the con6dsace and sup
port OF our loyal people, who dsnouncs Goa
greEs a. = Svt Of mAdmsn and inscriptions
fanatics, add Gov. BroWnloW and the TsH-
nr'see Legislature az . e%onsIays Of iyrasts,
striving 10 Perpstua's their nonarsbiAl pow
'r-msu who are IN political alliance With
murdsrsri, eut-throatS, asssdsins And bush
"hAekers, and who either eoan,snSnss, sn-
eourss' and eonlribuis money to The object,
or would rhuekle with rapiurous Else over
tbs destruction Of our loyal Newspaper.
As for myself. ! Wonld i~n6nitsly prefer 70.
ting ior Jsa Davis, or Champ Ferguson and
wirr, who were justly husg for uneouated
murders and aendiSh cruelty 10 FEDERAL sol.
disrs, THAI for the most respected Copper
johnIOnits in Warrington county, b,lisviag
zach enc 10 be = II not better, man, a. least
more eandid aBd open.
n hay ons will put himself 70 q liiie ifou-
be. b. viii tnd that this article ressel he
Sesiinsais Of lhs sshss Radical party Of
WashlngtOa county.
A RlBictL % TsI sTaierEsF sBsT.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
Proclamation by the Governor
Of the State Of Tennessee.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Executive De- ARTNENT,
EXECUTIVE DE-
~ ~

Nashville, Oct. III q
To the Sheriff Of the County oil
Carter, In said State.-Groeting: The
Commissioner for tho Registration OF
voters for your County having report.
ed that said Registration has been
completed.
YOu are hereby commanded 10 open
and hold IN Election at all places Of
holding Elections in your County, ON
Thursday the FIRST day Of November
next, AFTER having given the notice 70.
quired BY law for the electiUn Of q
Representative IN the General Assem-,
bly, of aaid State. To gil Tho vacancy
ocoasiOnod by the expulsion OF Pleas.
ant Williams by Resolution OF the
HouSe Of Representatives, and due re.
turn thereof make to NE, according TO
law
And IN like manner you are CON.
manded 10 90 Ill other vacancies 10
County, District and Municipal oHicSs
which may DO officially known to
yen .
In Testimony Whereof Ihave here.
unto set my hand. and caused The
Grvat Seal Of tho glata 10 DO afixed At
the Department IN Nashville on the
First day Of October. 1855.
b. che Governor
W. q BRoWNLoW.
A. J. FLErcHER. Il
Secretary " State.
oetbwa ~ 80
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
Copperhead REPRESENTATION.

The Asmphis AEaianeAs aa.s Il 70 e~arsfal-
~ preparing. for publication, = list Of all
bushes men IN that city merchants, msehan-
ieI Dad others who oppose the policy Of An
DIRE Johnson. u proposes 70 publish this
liR With the wee 70 break down thsss pri-
Vate citizens, prevent their getting eustom,
40 diiEs then from Memphis, n~o,WiihItAnd.
ing they are not politicians aAj take 90 pub
lie part 10 politics. ThiI 10 tps Spirit Of tie
majority Of the nsa who support AsdrsW
Johnson.
Tba, u should BE- Unsolicited 10 NsmphiI
IL not sarprising.
Ritb ~ the radiealism Of the NaShvilie
P,sn ard lana, Jonssb1ro' UsioA Rsz. Ku1E.
Tills HAl1, Harrison UseosdRioaal and 9th.
gr Union paper 10 the State, no one Of them
has ever been guilty Of such prescription a.
THAI referred 70. All over ibis Bbis John
son men will aitost the truth Of What We ssy
on this point. n this 10 70 Be The Rams,
proclaim u openly, and Union msu win gov.
cru themselves accordingly.
B~lash-hearted traitors are Parsulng q
souss which vim only result 10 lajov 70
observation-disclosures U4eesdihonoL
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NOTICEl

DY VIRTUE or A DEED OF TRUST. BX-
Id senisd By Martin l.. HariSell add Bis
wife, Margaret, to me on the 5th day Of Feb
rHry, 1851, ! will offer for sale, 1t the CoaFt.
House door, IN the town OF JoneSborouah,
Tennessee, ou Nondy ths 2sih day Of Novem.
Der, 1895, for cash IN hand. 70 the hlghsSt
bidder, ONE TRACT OF LAND, lJine IN eIv-
District No. Q, adioinine The lands Of Moot
Eonsry Dohng, Isaae Hsrlssll. and otbeFs,
eouiAiaisg IT'S ACRES, NOR or LAS. ThiS
We 7tsh dag Of oetobsr, 1856
d. Z. WILLIS,
oe,1sAs-sov1e-P1 fosseI naRC.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26

R6r In return for billions Of money and
millions OF lives, the New York Tribune sums
up tie following as the value secured;
LIST A President assassinAled.
ID. The mnStAcre ut Memphis.
ID. The massacre at New Orleans.
4th The massacre at Platte City.
Additional to a number Of moral and politi-
cal amictious too numerous to mcntion, bat
all Of which bear the name Of johnson.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26

The following has been translated for the
New Haven Rysrw,
a European friend Of hsnt related Die bol-
lowing story married 4 widow who had 4
grown up daughter. w fsther tiEised our
house very often, fell "a love With ny step,
daughter, and married her. 80 my fhthoT
became my son.in-law, and my step. daughtef
my m lther, because she was my fathers vile.
Some tins Afterwards my wife got q SoA--bs
was my fathers 6rother-in-hw, and my uncle,
for be was the brother Of my step-mOther
Ny fathers wife, l. g., my Step-daughter, hnd
also a son, be was Of curse my brother, and
In the meantime my grArdchild for be was
the son Of my daughter. Ny wife was my
grandmother, because she Was my mo'her''
mother. ! was my wife's husbaLd and grand
child At the same time. Aud 40 the husband
ola persons grandmother iS his grandfather
! was my own grandfather,
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MAKING TREASON ODIoUs-Anoth.
or illustration of the manner ia which
treason iibeing made odions By Pres
dent johnson is furnished in the fact
that an order has been issned for tho
return of bis property TO John E. Da-
vis, brother Of the President Of tho
rebel confederaey. y
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26
w LILLIAN G. BRowNLow,

VIZ LILLIAN g. BROWNLOW
w Governor of the State Of Ten.
Hessee.-To all who shall SEQ thCS'
presents-Greeting:
WHEREAS. II has been made known
TO me that certain Ca Williams ana
n certain Ions. Carrell, alias Viii
liams, alias Roberts, charged with
having committed a foul and atrociou'
murder on the 9Th day of July, 1866
upon the body Of Alvin finch, Iatt
Of our county Of Putnam. have aed
from justice and are now running q
large.
Now, therefore I, William G. Brown.
low, Governor aforesaid, by virtue
of tho power and authority in m,
vested, do hereby offer = reward o
Five Hundred Dollars n any person
or persona who will apprebend the
said Ca Williams and Ions Carroll
alias Williams alias Roberts, and de
liver them to the Sheriff or Jailor o
our county Of Putnam. or e25n fol
either Of them, in ord er that ~justic,
in that behalf may be had auC
executed.
DESCRIPTION.
The said Ga Williams 10 about 20
or rs years old, red hair and light
beard, yeIlowish blue OyeS, rudy
complexion high cheek bones, thin
lips, white teeth, upper teeth prom
iuent, heavy eyebrows, square shout
dsrs, haa been shot in tbs left collar
bone, the scar from which, ut times,
becomes irritated by the rubbing Oi
his suSpcnder.
Ions. Garrett, alias Williams, alias
Roberts, IL about ~ or 20 years old,
slender form, thin face, Eat or dish
mouth. bluish grey eyes, but little
beard, speaks slowly, and but seldom,
light hair and swarthy complexion.
They sometimes pass themselves "a
brothers, and BY different names.
If arrested they must DO held un-
Ill witnesses are brought from
Indiana.
In testimony whereof, I have
Rnbscribed my name, aud cause
the Great Seal of the State Of
fsEAL1 Tenpessee to be affixed ut
Nashville, on the 10Th day Of
September. 1866.
BY tho Governor:
W. G BROwNLOW.
A. J. FLErcHER. Sec'y Of State.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26

10 All Union men can get = copy Of the
great speech Of Gen. john A. Logan, byeeIH
log q, the Usioa Flag Office, free Of charge.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26

The Louisville papers Of the 10th announce
The arrival, In that city, Of Capt. W. W. Gar
land, Q~uAFtermAster at Fort Garland, ColorA-
do Territory. The captSin bringD intelli-
EehIs Of the capture, BY the Indians, and
the recovery antr a painful captivity, Of a
mother and two daughtera. A family, named
Gray, residing IN Western Texas, consisted
Of the father, mother, and two daughters,
aged respectively seven and thirteen years
On the 9Th Of last Angus: their house waS
attacked BY . band of KiOwa Indians. The
father was Killed and Sca.ped, and bis body
afterwards burned. The mother and children
were taken captive BY the Indians, and treat.
ed In the most shocking and brutal manner.
An account says:
On arriving vt the Indian c amp, they were
all hacked senselesS by the Indians, with
clubs, and while 10 this helpless condition
we're repeatedly raviShed BY the inhuman
red-derils. They were subjected 10 this ter
rible treatment four or ave times every day,
the mother being frequently knocked down
and beaten In mere ~antonneSs. They were
soon reduced 10 mere skeletons. and suffered
tndeseribaGle tormentS. On the goth Of Sep
t~mber, the commanding of6cer at Fort Doge
learning Of their condition, and having too
small y force 10 rescue them aAd punish their
savage eSPtors, ~ negotiated for heir ransom.
A bargain was GnAlly concluded for the
party Of foar peraons for $500, payable 10
goods. Tne mother and the yoayest daugh.
ter Were abaenk M the fine huk fha Ind;an,
rgreed 20 deliver them IN a few days. While
10 the Kiowa camp the oAcerS saw the two
girls knocked dOwn and outraged three dif-
fefent timeS by several Of the inhuman mou-
sierra. The girls are nearly dead With their
treatment, and a fearful vrngeAnce should bs
taGsa on the EiowaS for their brutality.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-10-26

EJ~ The BoutheFn Journals which oppoS
th" constitutional amendment SviHCe great
bitterness against the clause which deprives
them Of the priVileas Of holding ONCE, those
who, having taken an oath TO support the Con-
s%iitusion Of the Uni,ed Stsles before the war,
broke Il by participating in the rebellion. II
Is alleged that this provision will disqunl'fy
all the men whom the South delights 10 hon.
or. 10 reality. Il will affect only the old once
holders who conmiAed perjury when they
Warred against the Government. and no men
ever more richly deserved permanent pro-
scriPtion shAn these deep-dyed traitors. The
North and the South should unite in demand.
log thsirtEclusiOn from once. The North. be-
eaaSe, having been shamefully betrayed by
them, We have learned that they are utterly
unworthy Of confidence: the Sauth, because
II was led into the secession movement, with
all its nissrieS, mainly by their n~iSrepresrn.
tstions and treasonAbls devices. Men who
added perjury TO treason should take " back
seats" with . feeling Of gratitude that no
more ssrioaa psaAity 10 Imposed upou them.
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ul-ssBsioF Eleaf Gown, ibe PsaBpylvS
oia o~oppsThpsd, yn Be gaeeesdsd has few
dsr " = .RAaf.d 10 az USists s'Ies
eepAls,
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CHAMBERLAIN BROS,
wHOLEsALs AND RsTAH
u
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street, Knoxville, TenASss

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN IHFoRXISO
w the people OF East Tennessee that "
have now completed our arrangement "
having constantly in store . Tsry large I'sd
Of q.
Drugs and ChemicAls, Patent NedisiaA
PhysiciAnS' Pocket CAsel, TruSSeI ti
Supporters, Surgical Instruments, Da
Stufs, Paints, In OIL aud Dry.
TaAnsr's Oil and LampblAek, WiadoE
Glass aad Hollow Ware, Toilet Ariiela
and Psrfumery, Wines, Liquors 4 CigEA
Comprising 10 part, the following ardslsr
Ayers SarSaparilla.
Ayers Cherry Psctoral,
Ayers Ague Cure,
Jayne's ExpeCtorant.
Jayne'S Alternative,
Jayns'S Carminative BALKAN.
Hostettrr's Stomsch Bittrrs,
Doak's Plantation BitterS,
Hoonand's German Bitters,
Blackberry CArminalivS,
WiSlar's BALKAN Of Wild Cherry,
BalAam Of HoarhOund,
DR.. Guysott'S Dock and Sarsal rihi,
Halls Balsam for the L igS.
Railways Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain kilt
Mexican Mustang LiHimeht,
Arabian Eminent,
American Gargling Oil.
Rmsr.an's n Z 'P
pI.n,..,. c...-..
'' N"P"sto0J
indlgo Sweet WI, n
hadder, Lard Oil,
Cudbar, Varnish,
d. W
Coonsras RIOs S,oD.,
Alum, window GlaI
Ifna.ed n;i p..,.w
Tn ISssT G on. sOio.,
Coal OIL Pepper,
Castor OH. Ginger.
II n ~ TO me-
-.
Aiks's, Mkiehrs BRAADRsIH,sS; sA
anp,s
snd ,
BLUE MASS
CIT DrTTGu
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Italy.. The Pope ahout 70 Leave.

The Pope appears to DO prepar.
ing for his departure from Rome
His holiness has dispatched a special
messenger with an autograph LITTER,
addressed by himself to Queen Vic.
toris, and during the past few days
repeated interviews have takon place
between Mr. O'RusseIl and the French
smbassadOr at the Paral court.
R@- While ANDREW johnson and bis po-
liIieai cohorts have been the recipients
Of the most iulsome Adulation; Generals
Grant, Sheridan, Thomas, Butler, and many
other distinguished officers 10 whose ability
and indultFy the loyal people Of the nation
are indebted for the suppression OF The re-
bellion, have been made the recipients Of the
most shameful abuse By this foulmouthsd
Slanderer.
While Nr. Johnson has been proclaimed as
the i" Savior Of Ihe South" whose plan Of
salvation vas the onlJ one calculated 70 re.
i~nsitate the 'loSt cause" rare the i'eonquer.
ed banner" from the dry rot, geviFr tbs
dropping hopes OF Confederate ~hondholders,
give back every nan hts "niggers," Asd raise
the devil generally with everybody who didn't
20 in for making loyalty odions and treason
glorious these great military ehishains, Whose
deeds Of Valor rescued eur country from an
iAElorious grave, have been grossly insu ted
again and sRain, 80 far as language has the
power 10 do so, while their moral and mill.
,arJ character alike have been malleioualy
misrepTeseEsed.
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Prices Of Uncurrent Money,
By THOMAS 8. MARR
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SELL foCR UNCURRENT MONEY. rEs y,
Owlag art the Races paid ~ rMUMAs A ~
BROKER, Corn e Of Julien dnA COlleKi Strsei, AAAAI
Vills, NJ aucurTunt mDney. ThOse qaolAtion,' AGA'
IN 10 aactnate, but May b dependod ou ! W.
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CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CIsm.o.. Hsnds GnnufY. Miss.


FKNHE FOURTEENTH ANNUAL SESSlON
Ill of this Institution will begin on Monday,
September oath, under the same PrInclpal,
who has presided over it for the last ten years,
who will be assisted by full corps of teachers,
of large experience and proved efficiency. Its
friends and patrons, to whom its high charac-
ter before the war, was known, may be as
sured that it has lost nothing of that character,
but now, as heretofore, stands second to none
in the thoroughness of its discipline and in
Struction. For the truth of this declaration,
we need only refer to its late closing exercises
which, by competent judges, were pronounced
superior in excellence to any they had ever be-
fore witnessed. With its buildings put IN
thorough repair, (Which is now in progress, }
and furnished with every necessary COZ en-
lenee; with its extensive means OF illnstrA on
and the successful experience of its teaehSss.
we cannot too warmly commend it to those
who, for themselves or others, would ENJOY
tne benefits of an educational institution OF the
highest grade.
Terms, and other information, can be OBJ
,slned ,1d on application to the Principal, Prof.
Walter Hillman.
ROBT. KELLS, President, Board OF
GEO. WHITFIELD, See'y,5 Trustees.
Snnton, Miss, Aug. 3, 1865. aug1dtf.
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Primary Department (
MIssIssIPPI COLLEGE,

s-x,,. "a""' minus Nohhtys hASS.
FHNHE sixteenth Annual Session of this Insti-
n tuition will commence on Monday, Sep
tcmber Path, 1866. A. the endowment fund Is
not Yet available, College claSs cannot be re-
opened for one year more; but the Preparatory
department will be carried on with much
greater thOroughneSs than usual. 1t is deter
mined TO make this ii model Preparatory
school, initiating, as closely as possible the
great national schools of England, such as
Eaton College. As there is only one course.
not multiplicity of courses, each student re-
celyes two or three tunes rs much attention AS
in the usual schools of mixed courses The
same general system that has been remarka-
bly, successful hitherto, will be continued.
Tuition for session of forty weeks, in
advance, .......-... ...-.. SO 90
Board per month, -...-..-..-...... % 90
For further information. address the Prcsi-
dent of the College,
| \. URNER.
aug1d2m.f Clinton Miss
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