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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09


The following is the bill for estab.
fishing peace with certain Indian tribes
now at war with the United States,
as it passed both Houses and was
signed by the President:
Be it enacted &C., That the Presi-
dent of tho United States be, and he
is hereby authorized to appoint a com
mission, to consist of three officers of
the army not below rank of Brigadier.
Gen., who, together with N. G. Tayl-
or, Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
John B. Henderson, Chairman ofthe
Committee on Indian Affairs of the
Senate, and John b. SanbOrn, and
s. f. Tappan, shall have power and
authority to call to gether the chiefs
and head men Of such bands or tribes
of Indians as are now waging war
against the United States or commit
ting depradations upon the people
thereof, to ascertain the alleged rea.
sons for their acts of hostility, and in
their discretion, under the President,
to make and conclude with said bands
or tribes such treaty stipulations,
subject to the control of tho Senate,
as may remove all just cause Of COM
plants on their part, and at the same
time establish security for person aud
property along the lines Of railroad
nov being constructed to the Pacific
and other thoroughfares Of travel to
the Western Territories, and such as
will be most likely TO insure eiviliza-
ton for the Indians, and peace and
safety for the Whites.
SEC. 2. The said Commissioners
are required TO examine and select q
district or districts of country having
sufficient area to receive all the Indian
tribes now occupying the territory
east of the Rocky Mountains not nov
peacefully residing on permanent re-
servations under treaty st~ipulations,
10 which the Government has the
right Of occupation, or to which said
Commissioners can obtain the right Of
occupation, and in which district or
districts there shall be sufficient ill.
liable or grazing land to enable the
said tribes, respectively, to support
themselves by agricultural and pas
toral pursuits, said district or districts,
when so selected, and tho selection
approved by Congress, shall be and.
remain permanent homes for said In
dams TO be located thereon, and no
person not members Of said tribe shall
ever be permitted to enter thereon
without The permission Of the tribes
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
LATEST NlEWS.
War to be- Declared Against Tur-
key on September 1.

boNDoNi Aug. 3--2 p. M,--De-
spatches received to-day from Athens,
brings the intelligence that the Greek
Government has announced its de-
termination Of declaring war against
the Sublime Porte on September |
should the hostilities against the Gre.
tans on the Island of Gambia not bo
ended by that time. Great military
preparations are being made for such
a contingency, and orders have been
issued calling out the entire resources
of the Kingdom.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
Our Indian Troubles.

A thorough change has come over the
spirit Of Vaticination, wheL our Indian diff
culties are the theme OF discussion, by those
who put on knowing airs" in regard to the
opinions and intentions Of our Washington
authorities. But a brief period ago, their
prophecies were indeed direful. Nothing
short Of a war Of remorseless determination
and at any cost would satisfy those whose
passions were wrought to the highest pitch
by Indian atrocities. They admonished US to
be prepared for the very worst and denied US
;be poor privilege Of having opinions of our
own. But now all is changed since Con-
ErssS has provided for the appointment Of
Commissioners to adjust the whole difficulty
and remove the pestiferous savages to a dis
uiet where II will be impossible for them to
carry on their depredationS upon our infant
settlements, aud as they are to be out Of
reach Of the energetic, enterprising and push
Ing "Pals face" they are perfectly sanguine
IS 10 the success Of the plan. It is our
hope that il may be 70, but it would be a
great satisfaction for US to know upon what
grounds lhsy found their rose eolOred pre-
dielionS, and u there ~ real cause for re-
j%oising, why not let all The people know, that
they may proceed at once TO hat enjoyment.
The war-eloud which has OTeTshadoWed
our frontier settlements for so long a time, II
u true, seems TO be dissipaiirg, but we should
not consider them entirely safe, until every
ir'aehsrouI and blood thirsty savage is far
removed from them.
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Petition 10 Partition Land.

n A. J. GREENWAY AND HIS WIFE
II, Elizabeth Greenw ay vs.. Sarah Payne
and her husband Alexander Payne, ct al. In
this case it is alleged that the defendants
Louisa D. Armentrout and her husband
Abram AImentrout, and VIM. NJ. Beard, Sa-
rah +. Beard, and Mary NJ. Beard, minor
children of VIM. Beard deceased, are non
residents of the State Of Tennessee, 1t is
therefore ordered that they appear at the
Court House in JoneGboro' Tenn, on the LIST
Monday 10 September next, to answer said
bill or the same will be set for bearing ex-
parte. August 5th 1867.
J.F. GRESHAM,
Clerk County Court.
1867 aug 9 va pr S.
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Hungary.

PEsTH, Aug. 3-The election of
Louis Kossuth to the Hungarian Diet
from Wartzen, cause alarm among
the members of the Conservative
party of Hungary, who think that the
extreme views and powerful prestige
Of the Ex-President may lead to dis
turbance of the existing political
agreement with the Emperor Of Aus
tria.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
PETITION FOR DIVORCE

HlRCUlT Court, Washington County lsD'
" nessee. Mary s. Watts vs.. James "lIs'
II being ~alledged thatthe defendant IS anOS.
resident OF this State, or so abscondS or SoI,
eeals himselfthat the ordinary process oil.
cannot be served upon bin, and hat ne y,
abandoned the complainant, and has
guilty Of adultery. il is therefore ofu g.,
that publication be made in the Union ~
for four successive weeks, notifying We
PENDANT TO appear at the next term O. 4,
Circuit Court Of Washington County, ~,
held at the Court HoHse Ia Joneseoro' % ",
4th Monday In October, 1857, TO pleai Sn'I y.
or demur TO the bill, or the same win pc 4,
ken for confessed andthe cause set cow :
hearing ex parte. This July 2lth lsSIi l
oi JAMES r. DBAKlNS, OinI
l967july26w4prsfeeS5.
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The Surratt Trial.

WARRINGTON, August 3,-Tbe de.
fence have concluded their arguments
in the Surratt case, and the prosecu-
ton through Ex-Judge Pierpont,
make the final reply to-day. Unless
Judge Fisher charges the jury at great
length, they will get the case this
evening.
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NOTICE

would respectfully reques. every daily,
tri-Weeklyr semi-weekly, weekly and monthly
journal, south Of she Potomac and Ohio riy.
ers, and the 80 deg. 30 min parallel Of la,i.
tude, west Of the Mississippi, TO publish this
advertisement twice, and send 10 ne at New
YORK. each time q copy Of the paper con.
tanning u, posi- paid, with bill for same.
Il is desirable 10 my combinations TO pro.
cure cheaper printing paper for our Southern
journals, that shall have the fullest ingor.
nation regarding The Ilzss Of the paper used
by the several publications and can pro.
cure Il no other way than ~ requettinp bar.
iieular attention TO The need Of sending COPY
Of the publication with The bill.
desire j. sent twice TO provide aoaips,
mail f%ailnrss, and that they be post.osld 10
secure Poai-oihee delivery.
az. J.s. THRAsHER.
1881 Aug . vi
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For the Union Flag.
COrreotion.

The told Tennessee Merchant" alluded to
in my letter, reviewing the letters of Bishop
McTyerie Of the Church South, says that my
statements in regard to him were correct, eI.
cepting that the name of DR.. Monroe should
have been substituted for Bishop Clark. At
the same time he says that Bishop Clark mem
toned the Greeneville Church property case
without particularizing.
L. +. DRAKE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
The indian W%ar-SeVen Railroad
Operatives Killed-BOld Dash by
the Indians.

Fort HARKER, August 4.-The In
dians attacked and killed seven men
yesterday, six miles from this post.
One of the men was living when
first found, but died before reaching
this fort. The men killed were la
borers on the railroad, and in the en-
ploy of Campbell & Clinton, con.
tractors. After scalping two of the
men, the savages proceeded on to the
Big Creek stage station, and run off
twenty horses and mules, This was
done in daylight, and while exposed
to the fire of fifty infantry and q
dozen stage employees, at a distance
of three hundred yards from them.
1t is considered the boldest dash the
Indians have mado. Captain Ames,
of this post, started Immediately in
pursuit, and overlook the Indians
last night, but found them too nu-
merous to attack with his force, and
sent back here for reinforcements,
which were forwarded.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
LAND SALE.

DURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
County Court Of Washington County,
Tenn, at it's August term 1867. will offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House in
the town of Jonesboro' on Saturday the 3lst
day Of August 1857, a tract of land belong
ing to the estate ofThomas Galloway deceas-
ed in civil district No. ID, containing BY esti-
nation
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
1876 Acres more or less,

on which there isa good dwelling-hOuse,
barn and other out building and one Of the
best springs of water in the country.
TERMS-A credit OF twelve months will
be given the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security with a lien retained on the
farm until the purchase money is fully paid,
August 9Th 1867. IF. GRESHAM,
1867 aug o w4pfS5 Clerk and Commissioner
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09

r@s- Isn't it pleasant to be sur.
rounded by such q crowd of ladies?'
said a pretty woman to a popular
lecturer. Yes" said he, "but it would
be pleaSanter to DO surrounded by
one"
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
1867 aug va

WIN. RICE VS.. JOHN DUNCAN. BY
w virtue Of a decree in said Gauss in
said Court at May term 1867. ! will proceed
to sell to the brightest bidder at the Court
House door in JoneSboro' on Monday 9th day
Of September 1867, a tract Of land in Wash
lngton county, Tenn, district No. 10, on the
west side OF Indian Creek, and on the east
side Of little mountain and containing IS
acres more or less, also a tract Of land In
sam county and district on the waters of
Indian Creek, on the south east side of little
mountain and including Improvement made
by Thomas Bowen and eOntaining---aeres
more or less.
TERMS-Cash In Hand. August g. 1857
HENRY H0SS, @. L NJ.
1867 aug 0 WI
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09

Ohm NJ. BROWN-Answer and cross
y bill, to bill filed by z. L. Burson VS..
John NJ. Brown and VIM. II. Crouch. In this
case it is alledged that VIM. H. Crouch and
John b. McLiu two Of the defendants named
In the Dill are non-residents. 1t is therefore
ordered that they appear at the Chancery
Court at JOneSborough on the 9TH Monday Of
November 1867, to answer said cross bill,
otherwise. 1t will be set for hearing as to
them. August LIST 1851.
HENRY H0sS, @. Il NJ.
1857 Aug o VA
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09

n WILL SELL on good terms half Of my
lot formerly known as The DeNderick
The lot is a valuable one: bui
come and see for yourselves.
' M. ". NOFFSINGER.
1861 Aug IF
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
OUR PLATFORM.

WE R IN FAVOR OF II ENTIRE ENFRAN.
CHISEMENT or THE COLORED RACE, AND II
DlSFRANCHISEMENT OF n REBELS OF THE
SOUTH UNTIL 1T is sAFE TO INTRuST THEM
WITH II BALLOT. THE CONGRESSIONAL poi.
Icy OF RECONSTRUCTION, THE CO~NFISCATION
OF REBEL PROPERTY SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE
EXPENSES OF THE WAR, AM REMUNERATE
LOYAL MEN FOR THEIR Loss INCURRED HER
BY, AND WE WILL SUPPORT NO MAN FOR THE
PRESIDENCY WHO WILL NOT COMMIT HIM.
JUSTICE.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
Senior Romero.

The seTleaa Minister, iS sbou. to leave
for MEXICO. got TO return under the present
sdn'als,'a,ion there, ualers President Juar-
% should be reelected, and desires Ri, reap.
poinimsnL
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-JONESB0ROUGH
FEM AL COLLEGE

MILL open on Monday September 0, Ses-
w sion FIVE months. Tuition per session:
Spelling and Reading, 81 so
The Same VITA Primary Geogrphy
and Arithmetic, IL 90
All other branches, Except Musicl l6 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, 20 90
Contingent Expenses, 90
Payment for half session Invariably in ad-
vance.
No deduction for absence except in cases of
protracted illness.
During the present term, Boys will be ad-
mitted to the lower classes on the same con-
dition as Girls.
Board In good families from 50 80 to 80
90 per week.
Musical Department under care of Profess
sor CHARLES +. DILLwoRrH.
For particulars, address
HENDERSON PRESNELL, Prsudsnt.
ls67aug9tE Jonesboro', Tenn.
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DIVORCE.

NlRCUlT COURT Of Washington County.
~ Jane Term 1867. John Kinnerly Va.
bliIaOeih Kinnerly. 10 this case Il appearinR
70 the Court that the subpoena to answer has
been returned by the Sheriff, endorsed, the
defendant not 10 be found. On motion Il IL
ordered By the Court that publication be
made 10 the Union Flag, a Newspaper pub.
llshed 10 The town Of Jonesboro, for four
successive weeks, notifying the defendant TO
appear at The next term Of the Circuit Court
o. Warrington County 10 be held at the
court House IN the town Of Jonesboro' on the
fourth Monday In October next, 20 plead an.
'WeF or dsmur 10 the petition fled IN thIs
case, or the same will be set for hearing on
parts. This 74th DAY Of July 1861.
JAMES =. DEAKIEs, Clerk.
lseiiuly1oUiPufesSs.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
Chancery Court at E!izabethtOn.
BILL FOR DIVORCE.

DAHI NVTN WI
A NDREW L. REYNOLDS VS.. AMANDA
N F. Reynolds. In this cause it appear
ing from the allegations in the bill that the
defendant Amanda F.. Reynolds is a nOn-res-
ident of this State. 1t is ordered that publ
cation be made for four successive weeks in
the Union Flag a paper published In Jones'
bOro' Tennessee notifying said defendant to
appear and answer on or before the Ord Mon
day in September next, or the anne will be
taken for confessed and set for hearing ex.
parte. This Sd day Of August 1867.
II. G, SMITH, c. & NJ.
1867 Aug 9 wa
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na- Treason must be made odious. Traitors mustb be
punished and impoverished they must not only be
punished, but their social power must be destroyed; and
amer making treason odlOus, every Union man and the
government should be Reimbursed out VI the pockets Of
those who have inflicted this great suffering upon the
Senntry ANDREW JOHNSON, April l, 1865.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1867-08-09
In Chancery Court at TaylOS'llle
Tennessee.
ATTACHMENT BILL.

ID oBERT BUMPAss GUARDIAN ~
III Sabrina G. BumpasS, vs. David n.
Ii appearing to the CLERK and Master ~" a
PENDANT David Wnfth Is q BoH-resiaeni
the State Of Tennessee, Il is tbsrePre
ed that publication be made for ioe, yssSl,
siTe weeks In the Union Flag Pooh a.
JoneSboro' In said State, notHJtpg in ~.
PENDANT 10 appear at The Court House y N
%lorville on Tie fourth Monday IN Sel's
ne1t, At 4 Chaheery Court then and 'hs 60.
be held for johnson County in the i'' -,
Gerry DisiFict In. said State aLd plesa ~,
or demor 70 accomplishments bill or iss -.
win be taken for confessed, and set for H'-
log eEpATts. July IS, 1897. -
BY Roar. e. BsbhD DOs~
lssIiuly1esiPffS rrEur0
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Chancery at JOnesbOrO', Tenn,

THOMAS BROWN vs.. WILSON BRIGGS
and otEerI. By virtue of n decree in
said Court at May term 1861. | will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder at the
Court House door in JOnesboro' on Monday
the 9th day Of September 1867. The tract
Of land 10 the pleading mentioned in district
No. IS, Washington county, Tenn, adjoining
the lands Of VIM. Ealer, VIM. Brown John
Freson and others, and containing about
65s acres with the exception of a small per-
ton which the said Briggs sold to Henry
Franks, and by Franks assigned to John 3.
Tompkins. But In the event :he remainder
Of said land fails to satisfy the debts and
costs, then the portion sold to Franks will
also be sold.
TEKMS-SiG months credit bond and APP
proved security and lien retained until pur-
chase money is fully paid. Aug. 9Th, 1867.
HENRY H0SS, G. 4 M.
1867 aug 9 VA
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last TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY

TUE WINTER SESSION, OF TWENTY WEEKS
Il length, viii begin on the 18th of september next
u 80
HelNhIfs Fss-s.s..~s...ss.. Y tO
Room Rent for Lodgersl. . IA .I
Board IN Clubs, per week ............ Z 90
bosfa ~ ANTILLES from 81 to....-.,...... 5 90
free. "' ~' iu''oh
fof further information apply 10 Tbos. W. HUM,
VILE Tenn. IsS3t,5euS
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Prices Of UnCurrCnt Money
BY THOMAS s. MApp ~

.,, NASHVILLE Tenn. lnIr !,
SELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY ny 20 1897
lowing are the RATES paid by THOMAS hFOL.
1,lIo hhT, former Of Union dina College streets, " Si.
bie to huoiuate, but may b. depended nm ~ y are la.
length Of time Tor rcmittanees to be receives sufficient
express, " forwarded without delay. pymail OF
TENNESSEE. Banf or r,,-
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Town Lot For Sale.

1867 Aug. 9 u
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Know Thy Destiny.

NIADAME l.. T. THORNTON. CHE GREAT
vi English A-Strolugist. ,lalrNoyant and
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j. o. Box 223. Hudson, ~ y
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ReparatOr Capilli.

For restoring hair upon bald heads from
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months. few ignorant practitioners have
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Their assertions are false, ~ thousands of liv-
ing witnesses from their own expcrieuccl can
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