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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-03-23
ATTACHMENT.

william 7. Higgins vs. 3. K. Blanton.
HNHE PLAINTIFF on AFFIDAVIT SAYS
that The defendant : juatly Indebted
70 him, and Is = non resident Of Tennessee or
so absconds that the ordinary process Of the
law cannot DO served upon him. and having
obtained an original attachment against the
defendant, r~eturnAblo before ONE Justice
said Couaty, aud The sam having beeu re-
turned before me on the Goth day Of October,
1865, levied on the defendants property, II ID
therefore ordered BY me that publiestlon be
made for four successive weeks In the Union
FIug, potfying said defendant 70 appear Be
fore ne a ny oaIcs 10 District no 10, Wash-
,nRtos County on tbs 1eib Dag Of Apfl iees
y ths stms will be preceded With ~ part
nu1puhssg v. T. TfLsON, Up WC
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EdItinr PADor.

Editing paper Is very pleasant business,
lit contains too much political matter. pSo-
pie won't have IL.
II the type is too large, It don't contain
enough reading matter.
If the type is small, people won't read 1t,
If VIC publish telegraph reports, people say
they are lies.
If we omit them, they say we have no en-
terprise, or suppress them for political effect,
If we have in a few jokes, people say we
are a rattlehesd,
II VIC omit them, they say we are old fossil.
If We publish original matter, they damn
us for not giving selections. trYTgTff
If we publish selections, men say we are
lazy for not writing more and giving them
what they have not read in some other paper.
If we give q man a complimentary notice
then we are ceasured for. being partial. 1.5.
If we do not, all hands say weare q grooey
hog.
If we insert an article that pleases the la
dies, men becom e jealous.
If we do not cater to their wishes, the pa
per is not fit to have in the house.
If we attend church, they say it is only for
effect. .-,etrls " r5-t..I.
If we don't, they denounce us as deciteful
and desperately wicked. WV
If we remain in the office and attend to our
business, folks are apt too say we are to proud
to mingle with our fellows. I,o rr.s ha.
If we go out they say we never attend to
business. .s.qtxI .r giEU
If we publish poetry, we affect sentimental
ism. If we do not, we have nc. literary polish
or taste. .. ,....a
We recommend the above to the seriouscon IN
sidcrAtien Of our readers, with our endorse
ment to the effect, that the easiest way for
an individual to make enemies and lose
friends is for him to edit a paper.
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old Haohelors,

One Of eur yonng lady correspondents gets on tho fol-
lowing ii regard 10. that unfortunate class OF beings
called frbaobelors"
"what arc bachelors Z They arc strange and In
comprehensive pieces Of mechanism. A full.grown
bachelor ID a man who has attained the ago Of thirty
i've orim0ro, without having entoredi into atlpulatlona
Of agreement between himself and some fair 'hdyo
levo' whose HmileI wore almost Irrguintlbloi yet whom
he In his folly permits 10 bloom and BLUSH but not
unseen, 'and waste her BweetheHs on tho doBert air
untIl the rosy tint upon her choak has faded, and, At
lAht she Is GlppAntly demomlnated AZ On old maid. Isn't
ho q goose 7 Look at him, gira l--I mean angold bach
elor. Doesn't he look like the forloTn hope OF deStrne-
tiOnf The dust Of pH months has accumulated on his
hat and coat, while / am snro his collar and Wristbands
arc minus bHttohs--seo how thcy dangle about his
hands IN the most uncooth manner, while bis collar
only fastened by his eravat. And behOld what kind OF
q style ia that In which his orayat 10 tied II lo.ku az
though he was ont Of humor whom ho put II on aud
doubtlogB would have cast II aside hal II not been for
tho before mentioned b%uttonless collar, Did any Of
you ever have the pleasure Of peeplng into his room
What a scene Everything g. s In confusion aud appears
TO BIO turned topsy- turyy-Jutt such another state OF
afairs an onB might expect to SEQ whore no fairy foot
steps glIdos. All what a rough sea tho poor old bach
elof has 70 sail through, We pity him, from our hearts
We pity him.
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Religious Notice,

There will be Quarterly Meeting Of the
Methodist D. Church at Johnson'S Depot,
commencing on Saturday the 2sth Of April,
1850, at II o'clock A. NJ, and to continue
the following week. Should the weather DO
favorable, the services will DO under the camp
meeting shed, near the depot. Christians Of
all denominations, and all other persons, are
cordially invited TO attend.
u p. DRAKE, Presiding Elder.
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N CORRECTION OoLIsoE Hon soHooL~-The

lakts0roE OoLLEaB Hon soHooL-The
term o. this Institution under the
infringement ofMisseS Eva and Ada Telford,
elssbd "a BrIdaylastwlth a public examlna-
tloh and 4 literary and Observation-Disclosures.
5he examination Of the classes was thorough
Aad to~mgrsbeDsiVs, embracing the general
principles Of each study, and the facility,
p~somptltgde and accuracy with which each
q%ueLGloh Val answered, eyincod the close APP
plssagian q Selld proficiency Cfthe pupils,
ara the AiIlget ice and capacity Of their In
stfuctors. The %eInmina:ion In mathematics
was especially rigid, tho audience selecting
the pt~oblsnsto be solved, yet the young la
dies wsrs 50 thoroughly versed In the science,
thatthsmsolptlon was but transcribing iup'
on the board, what was deeply enstamped
upon the mind and was performed with as
much enaS ind facility, as II privately re-
citing ! freshly learned lesson. II is invidi-
qaS 70 Partiealdrizc, where there Is such an
equality Of progress manifested, and It Is no.
thlhg short cfthe truth to say, that each pu-
pill won the honor and credit of having de-
voted their lime to the adorniug and enrich
ing of lheis minds with the invaluable treas
ures ofkaeFledge. nm r
The Satisfactorily the boys were well
sslected ana delivered and the dialogues by
The Mlssse were highly amusing and 70 ths
PStAt,l IVY
The compositions by the young ladies were
Rich gems o th0ught clothed in a mOstbeau-
tjrGIinagsfy Of words, and were read With
utmoat distinctness and with a bewitch-
ing modssly that made the Js0 old
BackuJsrsS who were in the assemblage look
sly askance from their hitherto nmaPpree'dtive
eyes, and Clio many aspiring young men large
" speculate on the future, H .
Theae exercises we're alternated with the
highly creditable performance of the music
claas upon tho piano, and which relieved the
usual montoay Of such occasions, Notwith-
standing tie inclemency Of the day, there was
q large and pprecistive attendance and the
friends or education went away perfectly sat-
iaasd with what they had seen n dheard, and
encouraged and strengthened to wage
fercef warfare against the great adj
versury 81 shr country and prosperity, the
Demon Of ignorance.
aThoss having daughters to educate, can
not avail themselves of greater advantages
tbansthis lnstitutfOnf presents, and we be-
speak for ) still greater degree Of Prosperity
and inaedaes under its present able and ac-
eomplIsbed managers. i,,a 10 fr
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How the Ship Pietro Marooni was
destroyed-Fearful Scene.


The following additional particulars of the
burning ship pietrO Marconi (ate Logan
from New York for Hong Hong, have come to
hand, On the 25dl of Decembsr there wat a
quantity Of gas and smoke ascending up the
main ~hatehetts, Goals in hold very hot oath,
the same indications of fire, and decided to
batten down the matches, and head ship for
Mauritius, which was accordingly done. On
the 25th the temperature Of the water in the
tanks below decks was tried, and found to be
ten degrees warmer than that in the cabin.
On the Goth, at IL A.. NJ, an explosion took
place Of most frightful character, bursting
decks, breaking beamA lifting the midships
and after houses, viz forecastle cabin COM
pletely, blowing several passengers and crew
up in the air a distance Of twenty to thirty
feet, but, strangeto say, none were killed but
several were severely scalded, from boiling
water in the cooks galley.
Such a scene Of horror and confusion has
been seldom witnessed. A consultation was
held, add it was determined to scuttle the
the ship, which was immediately done, and
the force pumps put to work, when seven feet
of water was got into the hold, ,and hopes
were entertained of getting the FIRE under
On the 10th additional holes were bored in
her, and the hold nearly filed with water
On the 2sth, c A. NJ, the FIRE had complete
control of the ship, and the boats were got
out. At $50 A, ", the passengers, captain
and crew left the ship, Saving nothing but
what they had on atthe time. On the same
day they were fell in with by the bark Fanny
Fisher, bound to Australia, which took them
on board and landed them at Mauritius.
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TIE WHArHER,--The warm rains Of the
pasi few days have clothed the hills and wales
with a beautiful carpet o fsreen and the trees
are b~sgiihing to bud and the birds to sing
and Abs most lovely and delightful season is
with us Farmers are more hopeful abort
thsif wheat crop, and every preparation is
being made by them to put in large crops Of
oats sh3 corn. These manifestations Of in
dunsry sre eommendable. as
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ne right reverend rebel thfng, Of the Bris-
iel y, after making an ungendemanly and
dlf.t personal attack upon Us, without any.
pFgse ,tisn, making grave charges against
%, ia'isad Of arguing the question as hon
Or ed e%ourtsPy dictate, How slinti away like
q Wiped spaniel With his tail between his
legs, esTing Z degradation q fussand fesih-
sfs.4 fbiSls a. Keeping Win rs tbscIes Of
tho aninAl kinsdom-eaans eane-ass always
mahe Hpeh poiisG With small eject Hs
maIlN our mention Of being IN thu Union
alu That g natural. 50 DO the rebel esps
tag 0nAP aud mad at an Sedefsi officers
and lI9ti. AZ 10 ops sghuuF While q
UnI1 |olaisrr We refer 10 those who were
plEs4I be many = hard-iought battle asld,
and rrI % Abe rsEsFsnd rebel backyard Of
ne , lioi Noes, and his so.udjutofr, who
" 40 bad their nriEbla today, n the
lsngusso Of COR worthy President, sAo6ldh6
arrested for treason. tried for treason, ana
lnso 81 .rshsouH Rsaliis right about not
eotfIk 70 gouesboro to prsteh Ms a Lai.stI
Da ains' d5e,tn@ he srovs hat pru.
a|llf 18th, better psFi pf rnlor.g aBirds
tf d htitsr foek ,opDhskH s.si i-
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Another Tract,

Known ~ he John Bootbs Trait In ihs Warn csss,
ADJOINING NE land. q Calvin lonsl, and nc od Blalf
vhIch there Il 4 god H0ufs. Barn, and other out
buildlnEs, With q splendid Orchard of choke Iruit-
ms Tract VIII Be- tod In . body. One huuired DOL.
Of ne purchase money must b said ~ hard and
~ rsnaindtr IN lnItiinSnts d Tvaive and Eighsen
ncnths, the purcbanr diving bond nd approved -
rudtT. lien VII b reisi1td on he landl untn Ne
~ IN, isk' ions p sEtsHAH.
rsffftdtf-rnt0 CLARK aud ccmmiulsns.
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Land Sale.

~ W TELFORD and II. D. B00rHE, Admr OF yhO
lT BOOTUE. Deed, Va p } Boothe and others. Pur.
mani 10 = dscree Of the County Conrt Al Jonesborn, In
M aboye eauIs AZ March Term, 1859. | viii sell a.
ihs Court House door IN Jonesboro on saturday ths lith
day Of April. 1895, INC following described traets 81
land In Washington County, Tennessee, District No.
7. and adjoining he lands Of jesse brown, Iss.el Nc
IntnrH and olhsfs, and known ~ the Jobs Boeths
Trait IN the Greasy Cove, containing w AtAths
esId Trait viii, b. divided into four parcels, 20 suit
purchaasr. Thsfs Il 4 good Orchard on u, Well water.
"a, and = god Dwelling House, Barn, and other ont
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HEADQUARTERS. MILITARY IIVI-
EOB OF THB TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, TBSN, Feb 18TH 1906.
GENBRAL ORDER,

uAAshAL OhDhRi
No. 5.
All Persons engaged In the cultivation Of
land, within this Military Division who may
have the graves Of United States Soldiers
located upon their lands, are hereby forbid
den TO mutllAte or obliterate the traces Of such
graves by ~ploughinR or otherwise.
They are requested TO communicate infor-
nation Of the LOCATION Of such graves to the
Commanding oficer Of the Military nearest
Post, or TO Capt. \. B. whitman, Assistant
Quarter Master, MurfreeSboro,i Tenn, to the
end that the remains Of the Soldiers may be
removed TO the National Cemeteries which he
Is engaged In locating.
The Commanding 0hHeers Of the Military
Posts, will also furnish Captain Whitman,
sneh informstiou Of this kind as may come
into their possession.
By command Of MAI. GEN. THOMAS,
W. d. WHIPPLE,
ASSISTANT Adjutdnt General.
mayow4pH7
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BILL TO SELL LAND.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON
- County. Jane H. Mongle vs.. Ameri-
PENDANT is indebted 70 him and is a non-res-
ideut Of Tennessee, or so abscoadS that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served up
on him, and having obtained an original at
tachment against the defendant returnabls
before some Justice Of said Couaty, and the
same having been returned before mo on Tho
9th day Of October, 1855, levied on the de-
fendSnts lands, II Is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Union Flag, mo-
flying said defendant to appear Al my Office
in the 9th district Of said county on the 9th
day Of April, 1868, aad answer, or the same
will be proceeded with eH psrte. Feb, leth
1855. VINCENT BoRBlNG, Up.
mar2prsfssS5A
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

RA. We are authorized and requested to
announce MAI. II. @. SMITH, as n candidate
for Attorney General for the first Judicial
Circuit at the election in May next. u
Ra- We are authorized and requested TO
announce Col. A. ]. BROWN as a candidate
for Attorney General at the ensuing election
in May next. mar. 20.
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God grant that Father Stepmother, broth-
erSirelativGs md friends may be prepared as
he was, to quit this earth and enter into the
eternal joys of Heaven. LR.Pg
Washington College, Sept 9, 1856.
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ASSETS JULY l, 1865.
LIABILITIES.
LOSSss UnAdjuStod aud not Dus,..~"- SlSi,ol2 81
NET, 3,715, 439, AZ.

As AoEwr Of tile ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford, the leading Fire insurance Company Of
the Country, allow US to call your attention to the su-
perior security and Inducements offered for patronage,
by presenting such facts Of good work as
Sl8,5OO,0 900 Losses paid IN 40 years.
a CaSh Capital Of 50, 25e, 900 absolute and unlm.
pared) with o surplus Of 81, 405 j43s AZ. al.r
PERPETUAL CHARACTER, with the prestige Of 40
years experience and usefulness.
A CASH BASIS or TRANSACTIONS, free from the reVul-
sions Incidental TO the note system, or Its abuses, and
clap.trap and falso promises.
QuALiTr, In matters OF ASSURANCE, 10 frequently Lost
sight Of, in which respect, thOre Is, like other articles
OF traffic, O great variety. Indeed, the genuine ar.
tcle Is often counterfeited and BY reason Of q popu-
lar folly Of seeking the cheapest rate, the baser kind oh
talns too ready currency till tested by the events Of
time-when bread Ia required a stone Is found instead.
There Is also y himBy article Of the kind chaaply pur-
clased-wlth not ~aufBcient vitality to stand beyond
= few years. servlce-which Is dangerous, expensive
and unsatisfactory In the end. From many years OK,
perlenco, we can only recommend tho kind that wear
we'll, improving BY time and use, to something subs
%Stantial. Look, therefore, to QUALITY, AZ the para
mount consideration Of Ih-surance-reVerse the rule
making the rate OF premium the chief essential, for
too frequently the CHEAPEsT RATE Ia only an index to
the Poorest Insurance. IS utsrl#l
Objections to Insurance are frequent with owncn
Of the safer kinds Of property, such as dwellings, from
a conclusion that there ls only trlfing danger SEEM
Ing entirely to forget the rates Of premium with this
Company arc graduated according TO the burning haE.
aFl Of each kind Of property. The safer the risk, the
lower the rate, and let the fact be considered, that In
sr vedps the Etna Insurance Company adjusted and
paid Losses ON DWELLING AND CONTENTS ALONE s449,-
900. SO. The dangers from stoves and pipes, hot air
%furnlces, defective aues, matches, wood ashes, burning
fluids, lights, eareleSsness, or other causes, are not 80
tri1lng ~ many suppose.
900, 900 being hs aVsra0sdafy fire loss IN he Uni
ted Sak1, the Importance Of Insurance IL an impera.
tive necessity with prudent property owners.
Dwellings, 0utbuildings and Contents are
insured In the most Favorable Manner, for a
Term Of Five Years or less.
B65- All business attended to with dis
patch and fidelity. BY strict attention to a
legitimate Insurance business, this Company
Is able to offer indemnity for the pAStand Sc
curity for tie future. Applications for In
surancs promptly attended to.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND
PROMPTLY PAID, BY
GEO. z. GRESHAM, Agent.
jamie. Union Flag Office, JOHtibOrO, Tens
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UHEoRyuSArE AccIDSST--We have been
Informed OF a fatal accident ~hich occurred
on Monday hast in the Greasy Cove In this
copntyaq While Mr. Charles Nelson was re-
pairing Die f~svoIver, II went OF, the ball en-.
tsfihs be orshead, and killing him instant
y. The deceased was = member Of the l3th
Tennessee Cavalry United States Army, and
was i wOtgby citizen. by this sad accident
he leaves young wife and child and many
frienda . mourn his nntimely end.
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STOP H THIEVES!
Fifty Dollars Reward.

TWILL GiVEFIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
for the delivery of two horses that was
stolen from me in Wsttauga county, North
Carolina, on the night Of the 18th Of March
1866. one q chestnut sorrel horse, about 8 or
0 wears old, about Is hands high, with all Of
his feet white and n blaze in the face with
the letter B upon left shoulder-the other a
bright sorrel mare with some white feet and
a blaze in the forehead, about l53 bands high,
PAGES well, about II, years old. | will give
the.aboye reward for the above described
horses delivered to mi at my house in Wa
tauga county, n. G, or at L. W. HamPton's,
Esq, in Doe River Cove, Carter County, Tenn.
| will give one half the above reward for tho
delivery ofeither of the above described hOr-
ses. L.. D. WELLINGTON.
march 20, 1866. va prs fee SIS
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ALEXIS BRAGG b WARREN 70
N Asa 4. r. N. Bayless. In this case Il Re-
alleged Tat the defsndsnt Asa BaylsIs 10
non-resideut OF the State Of TennesSse. II 10
or sfad that publication be made for feur
successive weeks IN the IoneSboTo Union
Flag, notifying them 10 appear At hay term,
1890, Of this Court and defend or this cause
will be- taken for confessed, and set for hear
ing u parts. March ID, 1854
m~arlssApfS5 u. HoSS. CAN
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saMj4fH @. Smith, as will be seen BY
referspee a bur announcement column, is a
candida4sfNr Attorney General. There are
bdt few public men In this country better
kncwn, cr more beliked than Major Smith.
Hs Has d poble and generous heart-this
much We have tested. He wOHld make agOOd
Attorney !GsAsral, ,,a..i r.i,ani
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Land Warrant for Every Soldier f!

livery Soldier. whether ohieer or enlisted mani
u who served In tho war fOrthe overthrow Of tho
late Rebellion, should imnediA ely apply ior MS Land
Warrant. Tho act Of Congress- TO securS this measure
on iuatice 10 being matured. This a%ctapplies to all
Whsse ssrylce at time Of honorable discharge was not
los than "A days. II omb, aces the militia called out At
Dssirabienss, Of location, will depend wholly upon
ouIckness Of application. You need your Warrant i'm
inediatelv. 80 a. to be first among those seeking the
choicest spots. This act will send Out into the western
lands lntt IL pfalrieE and along It's fertile sire ms,
one million Of your comrades. Those on the ground
first will DO able to obtain the most beautiful sites, the
most productive fields, and the most valuable locations.
Then this act differs from thu Homestead right; BY
that. each secures leo acres, but Is obliged 10 become
an occupant the soldiers lGO acres are his-for sale or
for a homo. Land FIRST selected will DO valuable what
you wAnt.s TO secure the best %positlonsi such viii DO
most desirable to live on, or most valuable for SALE
Soldiers make tho solitude Of the West Yield to your
skin and energy, rs you have the South 70 yOur brave
~ and patriotism. Lot all In a community who would
be nelghborS together in the West as they have been
comrades on the battlefield, act In concert, both In
application for Warrants and In selection OF sites. You
have simply to Forward 70 me, through C1pt ZOE
Tenn, By first mah, your address. stating regiment
and company In which you served, time OF enlistment,
and date OF discharge.
Government, affords me great facilities for the prompt
and successful transaction OF business.
Land Warrants Bought or Located.
will purchase Warrants Of all who wish TO sell. I
have special advantages for securing the choicest loca-
tlons, and will aid all such Of my applicants a. desire.
Claims OF every description, for oficers and Soldiers
presented and collected on reasonable terms. NO
charge unless successful.
,hs Union Nag, a. my authorized Agent for securing
and forwarding the einims Of OheerH and soldiers In
Upper East Tennesseee. Those Wishing Land War
rants sscnSed or other claims prosecuted, viii make
HnO''a'A' gEoRGE p. LEMON, Attorney,
marl6l Lock Box 4, Warrington, d. c.
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The Meeting Tomorrow,

We regret to learn from the following note
that Gov Brownlow Is too much indisposed
20 DO present at the meeting tomorrow. But
dis shonld not deter our citizens from COM
log togethsr to express their sentiments on
ne great political questions of the day
OAhtf distinguished speakers win be present
wNo hill address the meeting: Z
nKxoxyILLE, Team. Mar. 10, 1866.
HrkPT. GmsHAM: / regrst that my health
"a Ia tueh condition as to prevent me going
30 yoAr town, now. ] am to address the Ger
ma1 Union League, Of this city, as soon as ]
~ BE, and | will publish the ADDRESS,
HI|1A win afford you q document covering al
M round and meeting all the issues.
Yllt RESPECTFULLY, W. G. BRowxLoW."
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Land Warrants Bought or Located.
GREAT UNION SPEECH
NAT. B, q OWENS,
ON NATIONAL POLITICS.

DELIVERED At HALLS CHURCH, SULLIVAN 90.
TENN MARCH 2iTH, 1890.
mHERE Is a great deal In this speech that ,ounas
me prophscy, many Of the declarations thervin
cantainei having been literally fulfilled. Young ~ me
author l., he has shown himself to posle's many o. Lni
s~ualItiss Of a statesman. IL Is now IN press ana WI
b ready for delivery BY the 18Th OF April ana W. ~
paess. Address Post ONCE Bcx %, Jonesboro' Isnn'
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THE UNION FLAG.
aSsbSEo,s March %, 1866,
ITEMS.

I. re ietn, CAtPISrIR ! muSscN ave- our authorised
N VI collecting accounts FOR Job Work, sntttfip1
WA Advertising 10 KnOSVille, TslHoSias,